Buddha Bhagavanudu is a Telugu poetic work by Puttaparthi Narayana Charyulu, published in 1956. This devotional work explores the life and teachings of Buddha, presenting them through the rich and evocative language of Telugu verse. The author, a renowned figure in Telugu literature, brings a unique perspective to the subject, blending philosophical depth with artistic expression.

This book offers readers a chance to engage with Buddhist philosophy through the medium of Telugu poetry. It delves into the spiritual journey of Buddha, his enlightenment, and his teachings on compassion, mindfulness, and the path to Nirvana. Buddha Bhagavanudu will appeal to those interested in Buddhism, Telugu literature, and the intersection of religion and art.

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