Mindfulness: A Dialogue between Buddhism and Clinical
... The Context of Mindfulness in Buddhism In the Buddha’s noble eightfold path, right mindfulness (samma sati) features as the seventh factor in an integrated ten-factored path of intellectual, ethical, meditative, and wisdom training. As such, any consideration of mindfulness in the Buddhist context c ...
... The Context of Mindfulness in Buddhism In the Buddha’s noble eightfold path, right mindfulness (samma sati) features as the seventh factor in an integrated ten-factored path of intellectual, ethical, meditative, and wisdom training. As such, any consideration of mindfulness in the Buddhist context c ...
Shinto in the History of Japanese Religion
... plays an important role in Japan's ancient mythology and provides a basis for ancestor and emperor worship. In short, Shinto is viewed as the indigenous religion of Japan, continuing in an unbroken line from prehistoric times down to the present. Many people have discussed the role of Shinto in Japa ...
... plays an important role in Japan's ancient mythology and provides a basis for ancestor and emperor worship. In short, Shinto is viewed as the indigenous religion of Japan, continuing in an unbroken line from prehistoric times down to the present. Many people have discussed the role of Shinto in Japa ...
An Exploratory Study of a Counselling Framework
... though preaching remains important for disseminating Buddhist knowledge. Here are a few Buddhist terminologies. English translation for them is inconsistent; and the translations from different scholars or authors vary. In fact, translation for Buddhist concepts is particularly difficult. It is not ...
... though preaching remains important for disseminating Buddhist knowledge. Here are a few Buddhist terminologies. English translation for them is inconsistent; and the translations from different scholars or authors vary. In fact, translation for Buddhist concepts is particularly difficult. It is not ...
Basics of Practice - Nichiren Shoshu Myoshinji
... which people can enjoy happy lives together based on True Buddhism (Kosen-rufu). “Attaining Buddhahood in this lifetime” does not mean changing your human form. Nor does it mean becoming a Buddha when you die, a mistaken view commonly held in other Buddhist denominations. Rather, it means achieving, ...
... which people can enjoy happy lives together based on True Buddhism (Kosen-rufu). “Attaining Buddhahood in this lifetime” does not mean changing your human form. Nor does it mean becoming a Buddha when you die, a mistaken view commonly held in other Buddhist denominations. Rather, it means achieving, ...
Holt McDougal
... • The teachings of Buddhism deal with finding peace. • Buddhism spread far from where it began in India. ...
... • The teachings of Buddhism deal with finding peace. • Buddhism spread far from where it began in India. ...
Chapter 5 PP India
... • The teachings of Buddhism deal with finding peace. • Buddhism spread far from where it began in India. ...
... • The teachings of Buddhism deal with finding peace. • Buddhism spread far from where it began in India. ...
Chapter 1 - Princeton University Press
... things, matters (etc.)”. Moreover, it must be emphasized that Pyrrho sees pragmata as disputed matters.12 If people agreed on pragmata or did not argue about them, they would not be characterizable as Pyrrho says. They would already be decided and no problem. Arguments about opposing or disputed “ma ...
... things, matters (etc.)”. Moreover, it must be emphasized that Pyrrho sees pragmata as disputed matters.12 If people agreed on pragmata or did not argue about them, they would not be characterizable as Pyrrho says. They would already be decided and no problem. Arguments about opposing or disputed “ma ...
Prince Shōtoku`s Commentary on the Śrīmālā-sūtra
... of the three vehicles—the bodhisattva, pratyekabuddha, and śrāvaka. The Shōmangyō gisho also refers to the ekayāna in contrast to the two vehicles; some of these references point to the paths of the pratyekabuddha and śrāvaka, while others refer to pratyekabuddhas and arhats. The term ekayāna is als ...
... of the three vehicles—the bodhisattva, pratyekabuddha, and śrāvaka. The Shōmangyō gisho also refers to the ekayāna in contrast to the two vehicles; some of these references point to the paths of the pratyekabuddha and śrāvaka, while others refer to pratyekabuddhas and arhats. The term ekayāna is als ...
PDF to download: Home altars with photos, summer 2010
... the room. I use it as a reminder that whatever else is happening in the day, in that moment, in my life, or for whatever reason I have come — maybe rushed! — into the study, the Buddha within me still sits. I try to make this bow as full and complete as possible. To do so takes no more than several ...
... the room. I use it as a reminder that whatever else is happening in the day, in that moment, in my life, or for whatever reason I have come — maybe rushed! — into the study, the Buddha within me still sits. I try to make this bow as full and complete as possible. To do so takes no more than several ...
Papers presented at the International Buddhist Conference, March
... comparing books on Grammar, Abhidhamma and Poetry etc. Sri Lanka has witnessed the golden era of Pali literature, which is unique in the world. The new generations of India and Sri Lanka are dedicated to search cultural tools from all walks of our culture to make a broad pathway for rapid dialogue b ...
... comparing books on Grammar, Abhidhamma and Poetry etc. Sri Lanka has witnessed the golden era of Pali literature, which is unique in the world. The new generations of India and Sri Lanka are dedicated to search cultural tools from all walks of our culture to make a broad pathway for rapid dialogue b ...
Buddhist Meditation: An anthology from the Pali canon
... or ‘unskilful’ rather than ‘good’ or ‘bad’, with some exceptions (e.g. S V 149–52). The sense of ‘good’ should not be lost, however, and is often more suitable for texts on virtue (sila). Some words, such as kamma, dhamma and nibbana, have now passed into common English usage in their Sanskrit form. ...
... or ‘unskilful’ rather than ‘good’ or ‘bad’, with some exceptions (e.g. S V 149–52). The sense of ‘good’ should not be lost, however, and is often more suitable for texts on virtue (sila). Some words, such as kamma, dhamma and nibbana, have now passed into common English usage in their Sanskrit form. ...
PROCESS -ORIENTED PSYCHOLOGY AND DEVOTION IN
... The first is Hinayana, which emphasizes renounciation, moral discipline and ethics for individual liberation and can be summarised as 'refraining from harm'. The second is Mahayana, path of the bodhisattvas who focus on compassion and wisdom to obtain their own and others' enlightenment. This can be ...
... The first is Hinayana, which emphasizes renounciation, moral discipline and ethics for individual liberation and can be summarised as 'refraining from harm'. The second is Mahayana, path of the bodhisattvas who focus on compassion and wisdom to obtain their own and others' enlightenment. This can be ...
There is a legend the Buddha was once handed a flower and asked
... logic, reason. Its precepts can be taught. Intuitive knowledge, however, is different. It lurks embedded in our consciousness, beyond words. Unlike rational thought, intuition cannot be "taught" or even turned on. In fact, it is impossible to find or manipulate this intuitive consciousness using our ...
... logic, reason. Its precepts can be taught. Intuitive knowledge, however, is different. It lurks embedded in our consciousness, beyond words. Unlike rational thought, intuition cannot be "taught" or even turned on. In fact, it is impossible to find or manipulate this intuitive consciousness using our ...
Cliff Notes: Text and Image at Baodingshan
... Provincial Research Institute was extremely gracious in helping me clarify issues related to the Great Buddha Bend grotto, especially with regard to their underlying Chinese themes. I would also like to thank Dr. Lothar Ledderose for his willingness to provide me with materials related to the sutra- ...
... Provincial Research Institute was extremely gracious in helping me clarify issues related to the Great Buddha Bend grotto, especially with regard to their underlying Chinese themes. I would also like to thank Dr. Lothar Ledderose for his willingness to provide me with materials related to the sutra- ...
Whole-body relics in Chinese Buddhism
... as a pan-Buddhist phenomenon and only Japanese whole-body relics can be considered well-researched. A number of monographs in Japanese and one in Italian describe the Japanese mummies in depth.6 Though some of these publications include important research about China we know much less about the prac ...
... as a pan-Buddhist phenomenon and only Japanese whole-body relics can be considered well-researched. A number of monographs in Japanese and one in Italian describe the Japanese mummies in depth.6 Though some of these publications include important research about China we know much less about the prac ...
Stupas and their consecration in contemporary Kalmykia
... Much information about the practice of the stupa construction, the deposition of relics, the preparation of texts for the installation, and the consecration of stupas was obtained from interviews with the abbot of the central khurul, Andzha-gelong, a Kalmyk monk who received his monastic education i ...
... Much information about the practice of the stupa construction, the deposition of relics, the preparation of texts for the installation, and the consecration of stupas was obtained from interviews with the abbot of the central khurul, Andzha-gelong, a Kalmyk monk who received his monastic education i ...
Special Series: Dialogues on Eastern Wisdom (2)
... people. I am in complete agreement. As further illustration of the Buddha’s position on language, the Fourfold Vinaya, volume 52, includes the following story. There was once a disciple of Brahman origins named Yongmeng or YËmyØ. He sought out the Buddha with this same language concern. When he appr ...
... people. I am in complete agreement. As further illustration of the Buddha’s position on language, the Fourfold Vinaya, volume 52, includes the following story. There was once a disciple of Brahman origins named Yongmeng or YËmyØ. He sought out the Buddha with this same language concern. When he appr ...
Meditation and consciousness
... by addressing the functional value of meditation. Considering his times, James shows a remarkable understanding of some deeper aspects of Buddhism, even though in his footnote, he cites his source as a German book on Buddhism by the German Orientalist, C F Koeppen.7 The Buddhists use the word “samad ...
... by addressing the functional value of meditation. Considering his times, James shows a remarkable understanding of some deeper aspects of Buddhism, even though in his footnote, he cites his source as a German book on Buddhism by the German Orientalist, C F Koeppen.7 The Buddhists use the word “samad ...
BUSL-IC-Proceedings 2015 - Bhiksu University of Sri Lanka
... International Buddhist Conference which is going to be held at the Bhiksu University of Sri Lanka on a grand scale. It has become a need of the hour to conduct an International Buddhist Conference on the theme „Buddhism for Future Human Civilization‟ with the aim of achieving the objectives of the U ...
... International Buddhist Conference which is going to be held at the Bhiksu University of Sri Lanka on a grand scale. It has become a need of the hour to conduct an International Buddhist Conference on the theme „Buddhism for Future Human Civilization‟ with the aim of achieving the objectives of the U ...
The Religious Information Practices of New Kadampa Buddhists
... what defines everyday life information behaviours is the everyday itself “which refers to a set of attributes characterizing relatively stable and recurrent qualities of both work and free time activities. The most central attributes of everyday life are familiar, ordinary, and routine” (Savolainen, ...
... what defines everyday life information behaviours is the everyday itself “which refers to a set of attributes characterizing relatively stable and recurrent qualities of both work and free time activities. The most central attributes of everyday life are familiar, ordinary, and routine” (Savolainen, ...