Within U.S.A. About this Item: Softcover. Condition: New. This treasury of essential Buddhist writings draws from the most popular Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Japanese sources. Among the selections are some of the earliest recorded sayings of the Buddha on the practice of freedom, passages from later Indian scriptures on the perfection of wisdom, verses from Tibetan masters on the enlightened mind, and songs in praise of meditation by Zen teachers. The book also includes traditional instruction on how to practice sitting meditation, cultivate calm awareness, and live with compassion. Jack Kornfield, one of the most respected American Buddhist teachers, has compiled these teachings to impart the essence and inspiration of Buddhism to readers of all spiritual traditions.
Seller Inventory # 5424792 1. Within U.S.A. About this Item: Shambhala Publications, Inc., Boston, MA, U.S.A., 1996. Condition: Good.
Revised and Expanded Editon. 208 pages, Sources. Minor edgewear, dents, lightly bumped corners, first pageand front cover have slight warp from dampness-no water stains. This treasury of essential Buddhist writings draws from the most popular Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Japanese sources. Book also includes traditional instruction on how to practice sitting meditation, cultivate calm awareness, and live with compassion.
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This revised edition includes new selections on the role of women in early Buddhism. Seller Inventory # 003108 7. From India to U.S.A. Julien Donkey Boy Torrent Vostfr Mean. About this Item: Shambhala, Boston, USA, 1996.
Condition: New. First Edition. This treasury of essential Buddhist writings draws from the most popular Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Japanese sources. Among the selections are some of the earliest recorded sayings of the Buddha on the practice of freedom, passages from later Indian scriptures on the perfection of wisdom, verses from Tibetan masters on the enlightened mind, and songs in praise of meditation by Zen teachers.
The book also includes traditional instruction on how to practice sitting meditation, cultivate calm awareness, and live with compassion. Jack Kornfield, one of the most respected American Buddhist teachers, has compiled these teachings to impart the essence and inspiration of Buddhism to readers of all spiritual traditions. Printed Pages: 240.
Size: 12.5 x 18.5 Cm. Seller Inventory # 018817 8. From India to U.S.A. About this Item: Shambhala, Boston, USA, 1996. Condition: New. First Edition. This treasury of essential Buddhist writings draws from the most popular Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Japanese sources.
Among the selections are some of the earliest recorded sayings of the Buddha on the practice of freedom, passages from later Indian scriptures on the perfection of wisdom, verses from Tibetan masters on the enlightened mind, and songs in praise of meditation by Zen teachers. The book also includes traditional instruction on how to practice sitting meditation, cultivate calm awareness, and live with compassion. Jack Kornfield, one of the most respected American Buddhist teachers, has compiled these teachings to impart the essence and inspiration of Buddhism to readers of all spiritual traditions. Printed Pages: 240. Size: 12.5 x 18.5 Cm.
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“There are many ways that I have hurt and harmed others, have betrayed or abandoned them, caused them suffering, knowingly or unknowingly, out of my pain, fear, anger, and confusion. Let yourself remember and visualize the ways you have hurt others. See the pain you have caused out of your own fear and confusion. Feel your own sorrow and regret.
Sense that finally you can release this burden and ask for forgiveness. Take as much time as you need to picture each memory that still burdens your heart. And then as each person comes to mind, gently say: I ask for your forgiveness, I ask for your forgiveness.” ―. “The unawakened mind tends to make war against the way things are. To follow a path with heart, we must understand the whole process of making war within ourselves and without, how it begins and how it ends.
War’s roots are in ignorance. Without understanding we can easily become frightened by life’s fleeting changes, the inevitable losses, disappointments, the insecurity of our aging and death. Misunderstanding leads us to fight against life, running from pain or grasping at security and pleasures that by their nature can never be satisfying.” ―. “I would like to ofer some exercises that can help us use the Five Precepts to cultivate and strengthen mindfulness.
It is best to choose one of these exercises and work with it meticulously for a week. Then examine the results and choose another for a subsequent week. Baixar O Jogo Mortal Kombat 9 Para Ps2.
These practices can help us understand and find ways to work with each precept. Refrain from killing: reverence for life. Undertake for one week to purposefully bring no harm in thought, word, or deed to any living creature. Particularly, become aware of any living beings in your world (people, animals, even plants) whom you ignore, and cultivate a sense of care and reverence for them too. Refraining from stealing: care with material goods. Undertake for one week to act on every single thought of generosity that arises spontaneously in your heart. Refraining from sexual misconduct: conscious sexuality.
Undertake for one week to observe meticulously how often sexual feelings arise in your consciousness. Each time, note what particular mind states you find associated with them such as love, tension, compulsion, caring, loneliness, desire for communication, greed, pleasure, agression, and so forth. Refraining from false speech: speech from the heart. Undertake for one week not to gossip (positively or negatively) or speak about anyone you know who is not present with you (any third party). Refraining from intoxicants to the point of heedlessness.
Undertake for one week or one month to refrain from all intoxicants and addictive substances (such as wine, marijuana, even cigarettes and/or caffeine if you wish). Observe the impulses to use these, and become aware of what is going on in the heart and mind at the time of those impulses (88-89).” ―.