Title: Excellent introduction to the bodhisattva ideal
Product review: In all due respect to reviewer Jeaniei, this book is not particularly difficult to read. In fact I would say that it treats a subject which could be quite technical in a straightforward, down-to-earth style. The book does deal with the Buddhist origin of the bodhisattva ideal, and in the process does introduce Buddhist philosophy, but does so in a way that a beginner can follow. I would hazard a guess that Jeaniei hasn't been exposed to Buddhism at all or else she doesn't appreciate it. Still, don't be put off by her review; this is not a difficult book to read if you are comfortable venturing into new areas of thought.
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