Ending Unnecessary Suffering
Ending Unnecessary Suffering
How to Create a Powerful, Complete, and Peaceful Life
Ralston, Peter
Inner Traditions Bear and Company
04/2025
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PREAMBLE Stop Putting Your Hand in Boiling Water
PART I
Foundations of Our Experience
CHAPTER ONE Concept versus Experience
What Is a Concept?
Exercise for Identifying Concepts
What Is an Experience?
Incorporating an Assertion
How Does Concept Dominate Your Experience?
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Recognizing Your Beliefs
Interpretation and Meaning
Concepts Held As If They Are Objective Reality
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Objectification of Concepts
Overlooked Conceptual Influences on Experience
Image Exercise
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Overlooked Conceptual Influence
Being Incomplete
CHAPTER TWO Awakening Overlooked Consciousness
You versus Your Self-Experience
Ignorance
Inventions versus Direct Encounter
The Inner-Self Is an Invention
The Nature of Mind
Distinctions within the Self
PART I I
Getting Free from Unnecessary Suffering
CHAPTER THREE Conceptualizing versus Being
CHAPTER FOUR Mental Activities behind Most
Forms of Suffering
Dissatisfaction
Depression
Stress
Worthlessness
Loneliness
Disappointment
Flawed
Vulnerable
Alienation
Inner Turmoil
Shame
Grief
Bringing It Home
Mind Exercise
CHAPTER FIVE Transforming the Mind to
End Suffering
Conceptual-Action versus Conceptual-Activity
Aligning What Isn't with What Is
Choosing a Path Forward
Our Fear of the Mundane
The Search for Meaning
Being Complete
No Perspective Is True
Suffering and Consciousness
PART I I I
Investigating Our Experience
CHAPTER SIX About Mind
Thinking
Existential Thinking
Emotion
Rethinking Emotion
Mastering Emotions Exercise
CHAPTER SEVEN Beneath the Surface
Clarifying Existential Assumptions
and Bottom Lines
Transcending Your Self-Agenda
Suffering Causation "Religion"
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Cause of Suffering
More on Impulses and Drives
PART I V
New Perspectives and Powerful Distinctions
That Change Experience
CHAPTER EIGHT Creating New Experiential Abilities
Investigating Existentially
Completion
Turning-Into
Communication
Purpose
Creating a Purpose Exercise
Staying on Point
Increasing Awareness
Creativity and Change
CHAPTER NINE Powerful Life-Enhancing Principles
Practice, Principle, Being
Excellence and Mastery
Responsibility
Intention and Commitment
Honesty, Honor, Integrity
Correction
Empowerment
PART V
Practice
CHAPTER TEN Doing the Work
Life Practices
Center Breathing
Mastery and the "Effortless" Component
Unusual Interactive Perspectives
Necessary Suffering?
ADDENDUM A Principle That Could Change
Humanity
Index
About the Author
PART I
Foundations of Our Experience
CHAPTER ONE Concept versus Experience
What Is a Concept?
Exercise for Identifying Concepts
What Is an Experience?
Incorporating an Assertion
How Does Concept Dominate Your Experience?
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Recognizing Your Beliefs
Interpretation and Meaning
Concepts Held As If They Are Objective Reality
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Objectification of Concepts
Overlooked Conceptual Influences on Experience
Image Exercise
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Overlooked Conceptual Influence
Being Incomplete
CHAPTER TWO Awakening Overlooked Consciousness
You versus Your Self-Experience
Ignorance
Inventions versus Direct Encounter
The Inner-Self Is an Invention
The Nature of Mind
Distinctions within the Self
PART I I
Getting Free from Unnecessary Suffering
CHAPTER THREE Conceptualizing versus Being
CHAPTER FOUR Mental Activities behind Most
Forms of Suffering
Dissatisfaction
Depression
Stress
Worthlessness
Loneliness
Disappointment
Flawed
Vulnerable
Alienation
Inner Turmoil
Shame
Grief
Bringing It Home
Mind Exercise
CHAPTER FIVE Transforming the Mind to
End Suffering
Conceptual-Action versus Conceptual-Activity
Aligning What Isn't with What Is
Choosing a Path Forward
Our Fear of the Mundane
The Search for Meaning
Being Complete
No Perspective Is True
Suffering and Consciousness
PART I I I
Investigating Our Experience
CHAPTER SIX About Mind
Thinking
Existential Thinking
Emotion
Rethinking Emotion
Mastering Emotions Exercise
CHAPTER SEVEN Beneath the Surface
Clarifying Existential Assumptions
and Bottom Lines
Transcending Your Self-Agenda
Suffering Causation "Religion"
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Cause of Suffering
More on Impulses and Drives
PART I V
New Perspectives and Powerful Distinctions
That Change Experience
CHAPTER EIGHT Creating New Experiential Abilities
Investigating Existentially
Completion
Turning-Into
Communication
Purpose
Creating a Purpose Exercise
Staying on Point
Increasing Awareness
Creativity and Change
CHAPTER NINE Powerful Life-Enhancing Principles
Practice, Principle, Being
Excellence and Mastery
Responsibility
Intention and Commitment
Honesty, Honor, Integrity
Correction
Empowerment
PART V
Practice
CHAPTER TEN Doing the Work
Life Practices
Center Breathing
Mastery and the "Effortless" Component
Unusual Interactive Perspectives
Necessary Suffering?
ADDENDUM A Principle That Could Change
Humanity
Index
About the Author
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SUFFERING;HAPPINESS;MINDFULNESS;MEDITATION;PERSONAL GROWTH;MOTIVATION;INSPIRATION;PEACE;SELF-HELP;INNER TURMOIL;EMOTIONAL PAIN;CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES;SELF-IMPROVEMENT;STRESS RELIEF;SELF-INDUCED SUFFERING;MIND CONTROL;NEGATIVE THOUGHTS;HEALING EXERCISES;EMOTIONAL WELLNESS;MENTAL WELLNESS;PSYCHOLOGICAL PAIN;PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT;SPIRITUAL WELLNESS
PREAMBLE Stop Putting Your Hand in Boiling Water
PART I
Foundations of Our Experience
CHAPTER ONE Concept versus Experience
What Is a Concept?
Exercise for Identifying Concepts
What Is an Experience?
Incorporating an Assertion
How Does Concept Dominate Your Experience?
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Recognizing Your Beliefs
Interpretation and Meaning
Concepts Held As If They Are Objective Reality
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Objectification of Concepts
Overlooked Conceptual Influences on Experience
Image Exercise
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Overlooked Conceptual Influence
Being Incomplete
CHAPTER TWO Awakening Overlooked Consciousness
You versus Your Self-Experience
Ignorance
Inventions versus Direct Encounter
The Inner-Self Is an Invention
The Nature of Mind
Distinctions within the Self
PART I I
Getting Free from Unnecessary Suffering
CHAPTER THREE Conceptualizing versus Being
CHAPTER FOUR Mental Activities behind Most
Forms of Suffering
Dissatisfaction
Depression
Stress
Worthlessness
Loneliness
Disappointment
Flawed
Vulnerable
Alienation
Inner Turmoil
Shame
Grief
Bringing It Home
Mind Exercise
CHAPTER FIVE Transforming the Mind to
End Suffering
Conceptual-Action versus Conceptual-Activity
Aligning What Isn't with What Is
Choosing a Path Forward
Our Fear of the Mundane
The Search for Meaning
Being Complete
No Perspective Is True
Suffering and Consciousness
PART I I I
Investigating Our Experience
CHAPTER SIX About Mind
Thinking
Existential Thinking
Emotion
Rethinking Emotion
Mastering Emotions Exercise
CHAPTER SEVEN Beneath the Surface
Clarifying Existential Assumptions
and Bottom Lines
Transcending Your Self-Agenda
Suffering Causation "Religion"
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Cause of Suffering
More on Impulses and Drives
PART I V
New Perspectives and Powerful Distinctions
That Change Experience
CHAPTER EIGHT Creating New Experiential Abilities
Investigating Existentially
Completion
Turning-Into
Communication
Purpose
Creating a Purpose Exercise
Staying on Point
Increasing Awareness
Creativity and Change
CHAPTER NINE Powerful Life-Enhancing Principles
Practice, Principle, Being
Excellence and Mastery
Responsibility
Intention and Commitment
Honesty, Honor, Integrity
Correction
Empowerment
PART V
Practice
CHAPTER TEN Doing the Work
Life Practices
Center Breathing
Mastery and the "Effortless" Component
Unusual Interactive Perspectives
Necessary Suffering?
ADDENDUM A Principle That Could Change
Humanity
Index
About the Author
PART I
Foundations of Our Experience
CHAPTER ONE Concept versus Experience
What Is a Concept?
Exercise for Identifying Concepts
What Is an Experience?
Incorporating an Assertion
How Does Concept Dominate Your Experience?
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Recognizing Your Beliefs
Interpretation and Meaning
Concepts Held As If They Are Objective Reality
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Objectification of Concepts
Overlooked Conceptual Influences on Experience
Image Exercise
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Overlooked Conceptual Influence
Being Incomplete
CHAPTER TWO Awakening Overlooked Consciousness
You versus Your Self-Experience
Ignorance
Inventions versus Direct Encounter
The Inner-Self Is an Invention
The Nature of Mind
Distinctions within the Self
PART I I
Getting Free from Unnecessary Suffering
CHAPTER THREE Conceptualizing versus Being
CHAPTER FOUR Mental Activities behind Most
Forms of Suffering
Dissatisfaction
Depression
Stress
Worthlessness
Loneliness
Disappointment
Flawed
Vulnerable
Alienation
Inner Turmoil
Shame
Grief
Bringing It Home
Mind Exercise
CHAPTER FIVE Transforming the Mind to
End Suffering
Conceptual-Action versus Conceptual-Activity
Aligning What Isn't with What Is
Choosing a Path Forward
Our Fear of the Mundane
The Search for Meaning
Being Complete
No Perspective Is True
Suffering and Consciousness
PART I I I
Investigating Our Experience
CHAPTER SIX About Mind
Thinking
Existential Thinking
Emotion
Rethinking Emotion
Mastering Emotions Exercise
CHAPTER SEVEN Beneath the Surface
Clarifying Existential Assumptions
and Bottom Lines
Transcending Your Self-Agenda
Suffering Causation "Religion"
Suggestions for Contemplation:
Cause of Suffering
More on Impulses and Drives
PART I V
New Perspectives and Powerful Distinctions
That Change Experience
CHAPTER EIGHT Creating New Experiential Abilities
Investigating Existentially
Completion
Turning-Into
Communication
Purpose
Creating a Purpose Exercise
Staying on Point
Increasing Awareness
Creativity and Change
CHAPTER NINE Powerful Life-Enhancing Principles
Practice, Principle, Being
Excellence and Mastery
Responsibility
Intention and Commitment
Honesty, Honor, Integrity
Correction
Empowerment
PART V
Practice
CHAPTER TEN Doing the Work
Life Practices
Center Breathing
Mastery and the "Effortless" Component
Unusual Interactive Perspectives
Necessary Suffering?
ADDENDUM A Principle That Could Change
Humanity
Index
About the Author
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
SUFFERING;HAPPINESS;MINDFULNESS;MEDITATION;PERSONAL GROWTH;MOTIVATION;INSPIRATION;PEACE;SELF-HELP;INNER TURMOIL;EMOTIONAL PAIN;CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICES;SELF-IMPROVEMENT;STRESS RELIEF;SELF-INDUCED SUFFERING;MIND CONTROL;NEGATIVE THOUGHTS;HEALING EXERCISES;EMOTIONAL WELLNESS;MENTAL WELLNESS;PSYCHOLOGICAL PAIN;PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT;SPIRITUAL WELLNESS