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Lecture 100: Five Element Symbolism and the Stupa Page 1 Lecture
... followers. And this fact is surely suggestive. It suggests that the whole practice of the worship of the relics of great men was not so much a part of the Buddha's own teaching, of course, not so much a part of Buddhism proper, as a sort of popular ethnic practice which continued and was still popul ...
... followers. And this fact is surely suggestive. It suggests that the whole practice of the worship of the relics of great men was not so much a part of the Buddha's own teaching, of course, not so much a part of Buddhism proper, as a sort of popular ethnic practice which continued and was still popul ...
On Compassionate Killing and the Abhidhamma’s Journal of Buddhist Ethics
... third pārājika, the monastic rule against killing a human being. The report of the case is brief: the text tells us that certain monks “out of compassion” (kāruññena) spoke favorably of death to a sick monk who subsequently died. The cause of death is not specified, but the commentary explains that ...
... third pārājika, the monastic rule against killing a human being. The report of the case is brief: the text tells us that certain monks “out of compassion” (kāruññena) spoke favorably of death to a sick monk who subsequently died. The cause of death is not specified, but the commentary explains that ...
TO THE TEACHER: OBJECTIVES OF THE UNIT: To help students
... TEACHING STRATEGIES: To get the most out of this unit, students will need to have been introduced to Buddhist doctrine and the ways Buddhism changed as it traveled from India to China. This unit calls for close comparison of images. If students have difficulty seeing the distinctions between differe ...
... TEACHING STRATEGIES: To get the most out of this unit, students will need to have been introduced to Buddhist doctrine and the ways Buddhism changed as it traveled from India to China. This unit calls for close comparison of images. If students have difficulty seeing the distinctions between differe ...
Fifth Precept Sangha - Northwest Buddhist Recovery
... The Five Mindfulness Trainings by Thich Nhat Hanh : Introduction: ...................................................................... 24 The Five Mindfulness Trainings by Thich Nhat Hanh : (1) Reverence For Life ........................................................ 24 The Five Mindfulness Trai ...
... The Five Mindfulness Trainings by Thich Nhat Hanh : Introduction: ...................................................................... 24 The Five Mindfulness Trainings by Thich Nhat Hanh : (1) Reverence For Life ........................................................ 24 The Five Mindfulness Trai ...
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... yoga on my own at that point, and I didn’t feel like I necessarily wanted to do that in a group situation anymore but I hadn’t had that many experiences with meditation even though I had tried a little bit on my own just from the small things that they would say at the end of yoga classes. Um, but r ...
... yoga on my own at that point, and I didn’t feel like I necessarily wanted to do that in a group situation anymore but I hadn’t had that many experiences with meditation even though I had tried a little bit on my own just from the small things that they would say at the end of yoga classes. Um, but r ...
The Sound of Two Hands Clapping: The Education of a Tibetan
... simply as a way of internalizing and reinforcing the teachings, while others, such as Gen Nyi-ma, understand debate to be also a mode of inquiry into the scholastic tradition. Dreyfus reports that many scholars, once they have mastered the rules, speak of an “exhilarating sense of openness that deba ...
... simply as a way of internalizing and reinforcing the teachings, while others, such as Gen Nyi-ma, understand debate to be also a mode of inquiry into the scholastic tradition. Dreyfus reports that many scholars, once they have mastered the rules, speak of an “exhilarating sense of openness that deba ...
THE BUDDHA SAID THAT BUDDHA SAID SO: A TRANSLATION
... is difficult to exaggerate—for, as Gregory Schopen notes, the texts provide scholars with a large window into the Buddhism of a specific place and time.21 As such, in the first half of the chapter I discuss in varying degrees of detail the history of the discovery and contents of the collection, as ...
... is difficult to exaggerate—for, as Gregory Schopen notes, the texts provide scholars with a large window into the Buddhism of a specific place and time.21 As such, in the first half of the chapter I discuss in varying degrees of detail the history of the discovery and contents of the collection, as ...
THE GOLDEN LETTERS
... PART ONE: The Three Statements that Strike the Essential Points The Three Statements that Strike the Essential Points, by Garab Dorje A Short Commentary on the Three Statements of Garab Dorje, by H. H. Dudjom Rinpoche The Special Teaching of the Wise and Glorious King: The Root Text, by Patrul Rinpo ...
... PART ONE: The Three Statements that Strike the Essential Points The Three Statements that Strike the Essential Points, by Garab Dorje A Short Commentary on the Three Statements of Garab Dorje, by H. H. Dudjom Rinpoche The Special Teaching of the Wise and Glorious King: The Root Text, by Patrul Rinpo ...
Silk Road Foundation
... donkey carts are gone from the streets and it has at least a superficial air of prosperity. Granted, a lot of what we saw there and in cities in Xinjiang may have been stimulated by the national effort to burnish appearances before the Olympics, but the changes surely are much deeper than those insp ...
... donkey carts are gone from the streets and it has at least a superficial air of prosperity. Granted, a lot of what we saw there and in cities in Xinjiang may have been stimulated by the national effort to burnish appearances before the Olympics, but the changes surely are much deeper than those insp ...
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... 5. Fasten your attention onto the sensation of the breath. When you breathe in, know that you are breathing in, and when you breath out, know that you are breathing out. 6. Every time the mind drifts away to the past-memories, or to the future, let go of that thought, and return to the breath. 7. Ev ...
... 5. Fasten your attention onto the sensation of the breath. When you breathe in, know that you are breathing in, and when you breath out, know that you are breathing out. 6. Every time the mind drifts away to the past-memories, or to the future, let go of that thought, and return to the breath. 7. Ev ...
Special Series: Dialogues on Eastern Wisdom (2)
... the past, each stubbornly insisting on his own view and unsuccessfully attempting to persuade his colleagues. However, Professor Ji was the first to use evidence, such as rules within several Chinese Buddhist scriptures on monastic discipline, to prove that the only possible interpretation of the Bu ...
... the past, each stubbornly insisting on his own view and unsuccessfully attempting to persuade his colleagues. However, Professor Ji was the first to use evidence, such as rules within several Chinese Buddhist scriptures on monastic discipline, to prove that the only possible interpretation of the Bu ...
Untitled - UO Libraries
... Mahadeva, and his school was known as the Mahasangika (Great Council), while the orthodox was called the school of Sthaviras (Elders). Since then the two schools subdivided themselves into a number of minor sections, twenty of which are mentioned by Vasumitra. The book is highly interesting as throw ...
... Mahadeva, and his school was known as the Mahasangika (Great Council), while the orthodox was called the school of Sthaviras (Elders). Since then the two schools subdivided themselves into a number of minor sections, twenty of which are mentioned by Vasumitra. The book is highly interesting as throw ...
What Buddhists Believe Expanded 4th edition
... replied, “Well, first they study, then they practice and finally they experience” (pariyatti, patipatti, pativedha). Yes, WHAT BUDDHISTS BELIEVE does not tell you what to believe. It is a book that opens up our eyes to see for ourselves the reality of life. The book, written in simple English, in a ...
... replied, “Well, first they study, then they practice and finally they experience” (pariyatti, patipatti, pativedha). Yes, WHAT BUDDHISTS BELIEVE does not tell you what to believe. It is a book that opens up our eyes to see for ourselves the reality of life. The book, written in simple English, in a ...
What Buddhists Believe
... replied, “Well, first they study, then they practice and finally they experience” (pariyatti, patipatti, pativedha). Yes, WHAT BUDDHISTS BELIEVE does not tell you what to believe. It is a book that opens up our eyes to see for ourselves the reality of life. The book, written in simple English, in a ...
... replied, “Well, first they study, then they practice and finally they experience” (pariyatti, patipatti, pativedha). Yes, WHAT BUDDHISTS BELIEVE does not tell you what to believe. It is a book that opens up our eyes to see for ourselves the reality of life. The book, written in simple English, in a ...
Ālayavijñāna: On the Origin and the Early Development of a Central
... arguments too lengthy for a review of this kind. I have given the methodological issues this much space only because they are so important for understanding Schmithausen's enterprise in the work under review. To return to Schmithausen's substantive conclusions: he identifies a passage from the samdh ...
... arguments too lengthy for a review of this kind. I have given the methodological issues this much space only because they are so important for understanding Schmithausen's enterprise in the work under review. To return to Schmithausen's substantive conclusions: he identifies a passage from the samdh ...
Art of the Great Stupa
... The result is a unique blend of styles. “I have tried to convey a heart connection,” Mulder explains. “The mix of art is everything from Kashmiri to Venetian. As Trungpa Rinpoche said: you should see cultures as transparent and use the awakened aspect of them.” “Over the years,” Mulder says, “we hav ...
... The result is a unique blend of styles. “I have tried to convey a heart connection,” Mulder explains. “The mix of art is everything from Kashmiri to Venetian. As Trungpa Rinpoche said: you should see cultures as transparent and use the awakened aspect of them.” “Over the years,” Mulder says, “we hav ...
The Sociology of Early Buddhism
... this dynamic must be tested by the material drawn from textual sources which centre above all on interaction between monks, nuns and the broader society, and the archaeological evidence which somewhat contextualizes this. If used with appropriate sensitivity, the available sources can furnish clues ...
... this dynamic must be tested by the material drawn from textual sources which centre above all on interaction between monks, nuns and the broader society, and the archaeological evidence which somewhat contextualizes this. If used with appropriate sensitivity, the available sources can furnish clues ...
preface - Metta.lk
... When one is attached to things or persons one intends to grasp then as one's own, creating the conception of ' I ' 'my' or 'mine'. That is how the concept of ' I ' emerges within oneself and one illusively grasps it because one cannot understand what is right and what is wrong. For the better unders ...
... When one is attached to things or persons one intends to grasp then as one's own, creating the conception of ' I ' 'my' or 'mine'. That is how the concept of ' I ' emerges within oneself and one illusively grasps it because one cannot understand what is right and what is wrong. For the better unders ...
orthodox chinese buddhism
... were directed at explaining and clarifying what Buddhism really is. All together, writing this book required slightly over one year’s time. My original intention was to write one hundred entries, but because I had a considerable number of meditation and ritual practices to carry out while on retreat ...
... were directed at explaining and clarifying what Buddhism really is. All together, writing this book required slightly over one year’s time. My original intention was to write one hundred entries, but because I had a considerable number of meditation and ritual practices to carry out while on retreat ...
Moral Crossroads: Contemplating Formal and Informal Economy
... understanding advocated by the Buddha is quite astonishing. This freedom is necessary because, according to [the] Buddha, man’s emancipation depends on his own realization of truth (p. 3). The Buddha was not a “close-fisted” teacher and constantly reminded his audience that there was nothing metaphy ...
... understanding advocated by the Buddha is quite astonishing. This freedom is necessary because, according to [the] Buddha, man’s emancipation depends on his own realization of truth (p. 3). The Buddha was not a “close-fisted” teacher and constantly reminded his audience that there was nothing metaphy ...
Critical Reflections by Contemporary Buddhist Scholars
... reason that the term is an imported one, with no precise equivalent in any Asian B uddhist language, and that in using it, therefore, we gloss over a variety of important distinctions that Buddhists themselves have made in reflecting intellectually on their tradition. If, for instance, we can find n ...
... reason that the term is an imported one, with no precise equivalent in any Asian B uddhist language, and that in using it, therefore, we gloss over a variety of important distinctions that Buddhists themselves have made in reflecting intellectually on their tradition. If, for instance, we can find n ...
Zen and systemic therapy
... culture tends to be more practically and less speculatively oriented than Indian culture, which reflects itself in the alignment of Zen on practical life experience: "What’s the use of talking about a musical masterpiece? What counts, is, that one performs it." (Nhat Hanh 1997, p.135). Eisai (1141-1 ...
... culture tends to be more practically and less speculatively oriented than Indian culture, which reflects itself in the alignment of Zen on practical life experience: "What’s the use of talking about a musical masterpiece? What counts, is, that one performs it." (Nhat Hanh 1997, p.135). Eisai (1141-1 ...
File - Drukpa Mila Center
... will dance the Mecham Fire Dance in Asia Pacific at 1:15 p.m. The Fire Dance is a ceremonial dance involving hand gestures and a three (3) fold meditation practice of visualization of the deity, recitation of mantra and meditative concentration which is called Gar. Gar is the specific features of a ...
... will dance the Mecham Fire Dance in Asia Pacific at 1:15 p.m. The Fire Dance is a ceremonial dance involving hand gestures and a three (3) fold meditation practice of visualization of the deity, recitation of mantra and meditative concentration which is called Gar. Gar is the specific features of a ...
Buddhist philosophy
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Buddhist philosophy is the elaboration and explanation of the delivered teachings of the Buddha as found in the Tripitaka and Agama. Its main concern is with explicating the dharmas constituting reality. A recurrent theme is the reification of concepts, and the subsequent return to the Buddhist Middle Way.Early Buddhism avoided speculative thought on metaphysics, phenomenology, ethics, and epistemology, but was based instead on empirical evidence gained by the sense organs (ayatana).Nevertheless, Buddhist scholars have addressed ontological and metaphysical issues subsequently. Particular points of Buddhist philosophy have often been the subject of disputes between different schools of Buddhism. These elaborations and disputes gave rise to various schools in early Buddhism of Abhidhamma, and to the Mahayana traditions and schools of the prajnaparamita, Madhyamaka, buddha-nature and Yogacara.