The Dhammapada is one of the most known Buddhist books in the Western world. Its structure in short, themed chapters, integrated by aphorisms, makes it a very easy read to follow through. Buddha's wisdom shines in its intemporal validity, when he addresses matters like the nature of suffering, the proper conduct in life, and the correct way to deal with one's own mind. Full of concepts and notions that have with time been also acknowledged by modern brain science and psychology, the book is open as a treasure that will give something different to every reader; you don't need to be a Buddhist to obtain worthwhile ideas that will help you in your life.

This version contains the book as page galleries, and also a player with a recorded version. The audio version requires Internet connection, but there is also an option to download the book so you can listen to it offline.