"Applied Buddhism" is the foundation of our true understanding of all the events occurring in nature. It explains how every person can relate Buddhist ideas in his or her daily life and in profession. This book provides guidance for understanding the Doctrines of the Buddha and their effective applications to reduce our sufferings. In recent times, some of the new concepts that have evolved in Buddhism are Engaged Buddhism, Social Buddhism, Socially Engaged Buddhism and Green Buddhism. "Applied Buddhism" is an effort to integrate all these scattered aspects of Buddhism under one single and unified concept. Through this Applied Buddhism, one should be able to follow Buddhism without being a Buddhist.

"Applied Buddhism" is the foundation of our true understanding of all the events occurring in nature. It explains how every person can relate Buddhist ideas in his or her daily life and in profession. This book is a humble endeavour to motivate the new learners and provide them first-hand guidance on the vastness of the Philosophical approach of Buddhism. It provides effective guidance on the application of Buddhist teachings in modern mathematics.

The Buddha himself admitted that he was the Buddha and not a supernatural being. Though the concept of glorification was never desired by the Buddha, but it had attracted various communities across the world for centuries (in the form of Buddhist Art, Meditation and Prayers) and served as an invisible and inseparable bond of unity and harmony in the society. It is impossible to perfectly identify the time when the first concept of glorification of the Buddha and the Bodhisatta was initiated in Buddhism. This is due to the fact that by the time the Canon was put to writing, the Buddha concept had already undergone significant glorification. So, what we have today in the Canon is a mixture of old and new materials.

This book is a humble endeavor to make the new learners understand the vastness of Philosophical approach of Buddhism. This book is a simplified version and provides guidance on how to apply the Buddhist concept of emptiness in modern science. This is the first episode in this series which basically deals with the emptiness of matter in perspective of Applied Buddhism. "Applied Buddhism" is the foundation of our true understanding of all the events occurring in nature. The term "Applied Buddhism" explains how every person can relate Buddhist ideas in his or her daily life and in profession. However, many people even today, are unaware of the fact that modern science has its long history of origin which can be traced back far from the Buddhist era.

According to the Ecological Footprint (EF) index, we are consuming one year's worth of the world's renewable resources within the first eight months of every year in recent times. So, during the next four months of the year, the world is living beyond its ecological limits. The consequences of our accumulating ecological debt result in global climate change, species extinctions, insecure energy supplies, water shortages and crop failures. This book is an endeavor to reorient the community towards practicing optimum consumption and environmental protection.

A collection of Buddhist mystic songs entitled, 'Caryacarya Viniscaya' or 'Caryagitikosa' is still being considered as the first literary composition in the Bengali Language. These songs were accidentally discovered from Nepal by Mr. Haraprasad Sastri during 1907. After about 56 years following that sensational discovery of Mr. Haraprasad Sastri, almost in the same accidental manner, Professor Sasi Bhushan Dasgupta could discover some more Buddhist mystic songs from Nepal during 1963. In order to distinguish the newly discovered Carya-songs from their older counterparts, Professor Sasibhusan Dasgupta had himself given his collections, the title of 'Nava Cary pada' or 'New Cary pada.'