Asia Wisdom Collection - Universal App Hack 7.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: TEDRA SOFT SRL
Category: Books
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 7.0
ID: net.alexbrie.AsianWisdom
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Description
Learn about Zen, Buddhism, Tao and the samurai spirit, from fundamental works of Eastern wisdom: Art of War, The Tao Teh King, Book of Five Rings, Gateless Gate, Confucian Analects and more rare masterpieces in a unique reader with a text-to-speech voice option.
SALE: $0.99 instead of $2.99 for a LIMITED time
RAVING REVIEWS:
"One of the best eastern philosophy compilations for iPhone/iPad by far. Such a great collection that could cost a lot of money but doesn't. If you are thinking about getting this then do it "
"Excellent beginning for understanding the culture."
"The best translations and most beautiful texts."
"A real gem for lovers of the Asian spiritual traditions!"
AWESOME CONTENTS:
* "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu - the most famous strategy and military work in history
* "Book of Five Rings" by samurai warrior Miyamoto Musashi - a legendary classic on strategy and sword fighting written in the 17th century
* "The Tao Teh King" - or the Tao and Its Characteristics by Lao-Tse - fundamental to the Taoist school of Chinese philosophy, written cca 6th century BC
* "Confucian Analects" - a collection of sayings written down by Confucius' students in the period approximately seventy years after his death (ca. 479 BCE - 221 BCE), the representative work of Confucianism which continues to have a tremendous influence on East Asian thought and values
* "Zen for Americans" - Soyen Shaku - a book of essays by a zen buddhist who visited the United States at the beginning of 20th century, instructing the western reader to the basic concepts, principles and theories of Zen Buddhism.
* "Gateless Gate" - a fundamental Zen Buddhism work by the Chinese Zen master Wumen Hui-k'ai (Japanese: Mumon Ekai), published in 1228 and including 48 fundamental Chan(Zen) koans.
* "The Book of Tea" - Kakuzo Okakura (1906) - The aesthetics of the Japanese Tea Ceremony, and its connection to the Japanese world-view as a whole. An exotic and instructive work discussing Asian philosophies in the context of the famous Tea Ceremony.
* "Bushido - the Soul of Japan" by Inazo Nitobe
* "Manual of Zen Buddhism" by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki
* "The Gospel of Buddha" by Paul Carus
SALE: $0.99 instead of $2.99 for a LIMITED time
RAVING REVIEWS:
"One of the best eastern philosophy compilations for iPhone/iPad by far. Such a great collection that could cost a lot of money but doesn't. If you are thinking about getting this then do it "
"Excellent beginning for understanding the culture."
"The best translations and most beautiful texts."
"A real gem for lovers of the Asian spiritual traditions!"
AWESOME CONTENTS:
* "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu - the most famous strategy and military work in history
* "Book of Five Rings" by samurai warrior Miyamoto Musashi - a legendary classic on strategy and sword fighting written in the 17th century
* "The Tao Teh King" - or the Tao and Its Characteristics by Lao-Tse - fundamental to the Taoist school of Chinese philosophy, written cca 6th century BC
* "Confucian Analects" - a collection of sayings written down by Confucius' students in the period approximately seventy years after his death (ca. 479 BCE - 221 BCE), the representative work of Confucianism which continues to have a tremendous influence on East Asian thought and values
* "Zen for Americans" - Soyen Shaku - a book of essays by a zen buddhist who visited the United States at the beginning of 20th century, instructing the western reader to the basic concepts, principles and theories of Zen Buddhism.
* "Gateless Gate" - a fundamental Zen Buddhism work by the Chinese Zen master Wumen Hui-k'ai (Japanese: Mumon Ekai), published in 1228 and including 48 fundamental Chan(Zen) koans.
* "The Book of Tea" - Kakuzo Okakura (1906) - The aesthetics of the Japanese Tea Ceremony, and its connection to the Japanese world-view as a whole. An exotic and instructive work discussing Asian philosophies in the context of the famous Tea Ceremony.
* "Bushido - the Soul of Japan" by Inazo Nitobe
* "Manual of Zen Buddhism" by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki
* "The Gospel of Buddha" by Paul Carus
Version history
7.0
2017-05-11
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
* Improved user interface
* Improved stability and compatibility with new iOS devices and versions
* Free text-to-speech voice option that turns the books into AUDIOBOOKS
* Improved user interface
* Improved stability and compatibility with new iOS devices and versions
* Free text-to-speech voice option that turns the books into AUDIOBOOKS
3.0
2012-10-17
• Fixed compatibility issue with iOS6. No more crashes!
• iPhone 5 - ready! Universal app tuned for best looks on all your iDevices!
• Great new user interface, awesome readability with multiple font choices, better page swipe, night theme, brightness control, quotes saving and navigation.
• iPhone 5 - ready! Universal app tuned for best looks on all your iDevices!
• Great new user interface, awesome readability with multiple font choices, better page swipe, night theme, brightness control, quotes saving and navigation.
2.5
2010-10-14
* Improved UI - page flick, themes, search and more
* new book: The Gospel of Buddha by Paul Carus
* new book: The Gospel of Buddha by Paul Carus
2.0
2010-04-15
Universal app for both iPhone and iPad with improved reading mode, extra features and a simplified cleaner interface!
1.5.1
2009-08-28
Fixed some aesthetic issues, small improvements to UI.
1.5
2009-07-27
At general public request, we have added the public domain translation of the legendary "Book of Five Rings", the masterpiece on strategy and sword fighting written by samurai warrior Miyamoto Musashi in the 17th century.
1.4
2009-06-25
1.3
2009-04-28
1.2
2009-03-20
1.1
2009-02-25
1
2009-02-10
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Ratings
5 out of 5
3 Ratings
Reviews
Mad Hatter 42,
The best ‘Analects’ app in the store
Disappointingly, there are only a small handful of apps that feature the Lunyu (AKA The Analects of Confucius) in the App Store, and this one is by far the best. Easy to read, search through, and save important passages. I regularly use it when I’m away from my hard copy. I just wish it had more Confucian classics
ALR76,
Best Collection of Asian Texts in English/Add Huang's Numerology of I Ching
This app. is by far the best collection of Asian texts, at least in English, offered by iTunes. If you like The Art of War or The Prince then you must read Musashi's Book of Five Rings. Beautiful illustrations, landscape capable and multiple options make these books an enjoyable read. I highly recomend this app. for both the beginner and expert. I hope to see more books added in the future. Huang's Numerology of the I Ching absolutely deserves to be in this app. It throughly explains the basics of Asian thought and divination providing an excellent basis for understanding all other works in this app. Huang also has the best available translation of the I Ching to date. Other future additions I'd like to see are: The Journey to the West, Tang and Song Poetry, and traditional texts used for divination (besides I Ching). Maybe even a book on calligraphy or at least some examples of it. Good work Alexandru Brie!
Drfaizii,
Reminds me of Lucas arts games
It's one of those games that comes along in years and you remember it for a lifetime, like monkey island,day of the tentacle and full throttle. I'll call him Randy the emotional robot.
User friendly 8/10
Game play 8/10
Graphics - 10/10
Music - 10/10
Originality - 10/10
I haven't figured out the storyline yet, I guess that's one of the best parts, the game unfolds with each puzzle you solve and gets challenging with ever evolving puzzles. Obviously it's one hell of an original idea. I don't have to repeat this but this game is essential for iPad owners. I can't answer as to why it's not released for ipad1.
Those guys who are having a challenging time if the game keeps shutting down or not loading, firstly, delete some apps you don't use, free up some space, let the iPad breathe. Secondly double tap the home button and shutdown the extra running apps. Frees up iPads mind to focus on running the game smoothly. Thirdly, update the game if there are or were any updates.
Fourthly, sit back and enjoy the game.
My best moment: the sad dude in the prison. Try talking to him :)
My best music part : telescope and watch room right before you step out into the open.
My best scene : clock tower area. I'd love to have a painting like that! Awesome awesome!
Pros : addictive, cheaper then the pc version.
Cons : challenging puzzle can eat up your good neurons.
Things needed.
A good weekend, some juice, a good headset:)
User friendly 8/10
Game play 8/10
Graphics - 10/10
Music - 10/10
Originality - 10/10
I haven't figured out the storyline yet, I guess that's one of the best parts, the game unfolds with each puzzle you solve and gets challenging with ever evolving puzzles. Obviously it's one hell of an original idea. I don't have to repeat this but this game is essential for iPad owners. I can't answer as to why it's not released for ipad1.
Those guys who are having a challenging time if the game keeps shutting down or not loading, firstly, delete some apps you don't use, free up some space, let the iPad breathe. Secondly double tap the home button and shutdown the extra running apps. Frees up iPads mind to focus on running the game smoothly. Thirdly, update the game if there are or were any updates.
Fourthly, sit back and enjoy the game.
My best moment: the sad dude in the prison. Try talking to him :)
My best music part : telescope and watch room right before you step out into the open.
My best scene : clock tower area. I'd love to have a painting like that! Awesome awesome!
Pros : addictive, cheaper then the pc version.
Cons : challenging puzzle can eat up your good neurons.
Things needed.
A good weekend, some juice, a good headset:)
iDantero,
Just handy and clever!!!
I'm begining to recognize Alex's signature all over the AppStore. When I ran into a simple, useful and clean app I know it has to be from Alex. As usual this app is very easy to use. It has a frendly interface and it's very intuitive. Reading is very confortable and you have many useful instruments: bookmarks, jump from a chapter to another, and also you can set up the application to take you right where you left the reading. Clever huh? I have to admit that I'm not such a fan of reading in english but the collection is great and all the asian culture lovers will find in here all the representatives books!
It will become boring to add my congrats to Alex all over again. But the good work has to be apreciate alway. So, great work and I suggest to buy this collection also!
It will become boring to add my congrats to Alex all over again. But the good work has to be apreciate alway. So, great work and I suggest to buy this collection also!
Somtingwong ,
Excellent collection of Asia wisdom books
This app seems to be well thought out, very easy to read. Definately worth the paltry sum of it's purchase. Lots of features and there seem to be regular updates. This is one of the better apps I have purchased, you will not be disappointed.
Xill,
Needs work.
Good concept but James Legge's translation of the Tao Te Ching is by far the worst translation available. I have in text form probably 20 English translations of this text so I think may be a fair judge. I understand that because of its age, this may be the only one you can use without paying for it, but if you can find even one other version, it will be better than his. I downloaded this app for the Tao Te Ching and was disappointed to see this version. At the least you should mention in the description which translators are being used for each text.
Other recommendations would be the Dhammapada, Faith in Mind (hsin hsin ming), the Platform Sutra, Diamond Sutra, Lotus Sutra, The Chuang Tzu, Robert Blyth's translations of 101 Zen Stories and Bassho's poetry. Cheers.
Other recommendations would be the Dhammapada, Faith in Mind (hsin hsin ming), the Platform Sutra, Diamond Sutra, Lotus Sutra, The Chuang Tzu, Robert Blyth's translations of 101 Zen Stories and Bassho's poetry. Cheers.
elevensamurai,
All my favorite books in one place
This app is great, I read all these books a couple a times a month, so can't beat having them all under one app, thank you great additions to this collection would be the Hagakure and the Art Of Peace
Tatalor,
just sit back and chilax...
'cause this app will do the rest :) If "Bushido" , "Confucius" , "Tao Teh King" and many more ring a bell, then you know what this is all about. If not, I recommend you install this handy app to keep you company when you just want a ride down the "ancient culture" lane.
Zen out!
Zen out!
Ti Quan Yin,
Love it
Great books to read. Sure, nothing beats a true book, but who wants to lug around a whole collection of books when you have them all in something no bigger than one book.
PhiloProf,
Excellent reading
As a Buddhist this is an excellent app to have for those times you want something to read to help you with your practice. For those not familiar with Asian literature this is a great place to start.
