Zen in the Vernacular
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Zen in the Vernacular
Things As It Is
Coyote, Peter; Richmond, Lewis
Inner Traditions Bear and Company
04/2024
352
Mole
Inglês
9781644119754
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword by Lewis Richmond
PART I
What the Buddha Taught
Introduction: Orientation
1 The Four Noble Truths: Dukkha
2 The Four Noble Truths: Samudaya
3 The Four Noble Truths: Nirodha
4 The Four Noble Truths: Marga, the Eightfold Path
5 Marga Part II
6 An Introduction to the Precepts
7 The Precepts
Part II
Things as It Is Introduction: Infusing the Ordinary
8 What Is This Thing We Call the Self?
9 Form and Ceremony
10 Emptiness and the Heart Sutra
11 Enlightenment: Seeing the Unseen
12 Believing in Nothing
13 The Three Treasures: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
14 The Role of Faith in Buddhist Practice
15 On Time: Host and Guest
16 Fuketsu's Speck of Dust
PART III
Engaged with Vernacular Zen Introduction: Flashing in the Dark
17 On Anxiety
18 On Busyness
19 Wild Body, Wild Mind
20 Misunderstanding Emptiness
21 Values Not Embodied in Behavior Do Not Exist
22 Karma
23 On Loss: Issa's "And Yet . . ."
24 Contradictions
25 Buddhist Anarchism
Acknowledgments
Annotated
Bibliography of Further Reading
PART I
What the Buddha Taught
Introduction: Orientation
1 The Four Noble Truths: Dukkha
2 The Four Noble Truths: Samudaya
3 The Four Noble Truths: Nirodha
4 The Four Noble Truths: Marga, the Eightfold Path
5 Marga Part II
6 An Introduction to the Precepts
7 The Precepts
Part II
Things as It Is Introduction: Infusing the Ordinary
8 What Is This Thing We Call the Self?
9 Form and Ceremony
10 Emptiness and the Heart Sutra
11 Enlightenment: Seeing the Unseen
12 Believing in Nothing
13 The Three Treasures: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
14 The Role of Faith in Buddhist Practice
15 On Time: Host and Guest
16 Fuketsu's Speck of Dust
PART III
Engaged with Vernacular Zen Introduction: Flashing in the Dark
17 On Anxiety
18 On Busyness
19 Wild Body, Wild Mind
20 Misunderstanding Emptiness
21 Values Not Embodied in Behavior Do Not Exist
22 Karma
23 On Loss: Issa's "And Yet . . ."
24 Contradictions
25 Buddhist Anarchism
Acknowledgments
Annotated
Bibliography of Further Reading
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ENLIGHTENED WISDOM;UNIVERSAL TRUTHS;SPIRITUAL AWAKENING;INNER PEACE;MINDFULNESS PRACTICES;SELF-DISCOVERY;COMPASSIONATE LIVING; WISDOM OF THE EAST;ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY;LIBERATING INSIGHTS;PATH TO ENLIGHTENMENT;TRANSCENDING SUFFERING;THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS;THE EIGHTFOLD PATH;IMPERMANENCE;SELFLESSNESS;INTERCONNECTEDNESS; EMBRACING CHANGE;THE MIDDLE WAY;NON-ATTACHMENT;MEDITATION PRACTICES;CONSCIOUS AWARENESS;THE PRESENT MOMENT;GRATITUDE AND JOY;EMPOWERING BELIEFS;LIBERATING THE MIND;LIVING WITH PURPOSE;THREE TREAURES;CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
Foreword by Lewis Richmond
PART I
What the Buddha Taught
Introduction: Orientation
1 The Four Noble Truths: Dukkha
2 The Four Noble Truths: Samudaya
3 The Four Noble Truths: Nirodha
4 The Four Noble Truths: Marga, the Eightfold Path
5 Marga Part II
6 An Introduction to the Precepts
7 The Precepts
Part II
Things as It Is Introduction: Infusing the Ordinary
8 What Is This Thing We Call the Self?
9 Form and Ceremony
10 Emptiness and the Heart Sutra
11 Enlightenment: Seeing the Unseen
12 Believing in Nothing
13 The Three Treasures: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
14 The Role of Faith in Buddhist Practice
15 On Time: Host and Guest
16 Fuketsu's Speck of Dust
PART III
Engaged with Vernacular Zen Introduction: Flashing in the Dark
17 On Anxiety
18 On Busyness
19 Wild Body, Wild Mind
20 Misunderstanding Emptiness
21 Values Not Embodied in Behavior Do Not Exist
22 Karma
23 On Loss: Issa's "And Yet . . ."
24 Contradictions
25 Buddhist Anarchism
Acknowledgments
Annotated
Bibliography of Further Reading
PART I
What the Buddha Taught
Introduction: Orientation
1 The Four Noble Truths: Dukkha
2 The Four Noble Truths: Samudaya
3 The Four Noble Truths: Nirodha
4 The Four Noble Truths: Marga, the Eightfold Path
5 Marga Part II
6 An Introduction to the Precepts
7 The Precepts
Part II
Things as It Is Introduction: Infusing the Ordinary
8 What Is This Thing We Call the Self?
9 Form and Ceremony
10 Emptiness and the Heart Sutra
11 Enlightenment: Seeing the Unseen
12 Believing in Nothing
13 The Three Treasures: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha
14 The Role of Faith in Buddhist Practice
15 On Time: Host and Guest
16 Fuketsu's Speck of Dust
PART III
Engaged with Vernacular Zen Introduction: Flashing in the Dark
17 On Anxiety
18 On Busyness
19 Wild Body, Wild Mind
20 Misunderstanding Emptiness
21 Values Not Embodied in Behavior Do Not Exist
22 Karma
23 On Loss: Issa's "And Yet . . ."
24 Contradictions
25 Buddhist Anarchism
Acknowledgments
Annotated
Bibliography of Further Reading
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
ENLIGHTENED WISDOM;UNIVERSAL TRUTHS;SPIRITUAL AWAKENING;INNER PEACE;MINDFULNESS PRACTICES;SELF-DISCOVERY;COMPASSIONATE LIVING; WISDOM OF THE EAST;ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY;LIBERATING INSIGHTS;PATH TO ENLIGHTENMENT;TRANSCENDING SUFFERING;THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS;THE EIGHTFOLD PATH;IMPERMANENCE;SELFLESSNESS;INTERCONNECTEDNESS; EMBRACING CHANGE;THE MIDDLE WAY;NON-ATTACHMENT;MEDITATION PRACTICES;CONSCIOUS AWARENESS;THE PRESENT MOMENT;GRATITUDE AND JOY;EMPOWERING BELIEFS;LIBERATING THE MIND;LIVING WITH PURPOSE;THREE TREAURES;CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
