Transforming the Mind: Teachings on Generating CompassionThorsons, 2000 - 168 oldal In his commentary on one of the most profound spiritual texts in Tibetan Buddhism, the Dalai Lama shows us how to transform difficult situations into opportunities for spiritual growth. The original text was written by eleventh-century meditator Langri Thangpa, and the Dalai Lama refers to this work as one of the main sources of his own inspiration. In this book, His Holiness explains how we can enhance our own compassion, cultivate a balanced attitude toward oneself and others, and develop positive ways of thinking. This book is appropriate for those who are unfamiliar with Buddhist practice, as well as for long-time Buddhist students. |
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56. oldal
... ultimate truth . His point is that true cessation can only come about on the basis of understanding the ultimate nature of reality , that is , emptiness . So here we have a more refined understanding of nir- vana , as arising from a ...
... ultimate truth . His point is that true cessation can only come about on the basis of understanding the ultimate nature of reality , that is , emptiness . So here we have a more refined understanding of nir- vana , as arising from a ...
57. oldal
... ultimate nature of reality that lies at the root of all our obscurations , confusions and delusions . Finally , it ... ultimate nature of mind that is lib- eration , we are not talking about the ultimate nature of mind generally , but ...
... ultimate nature of reality that lies at the root of all our obscurations , confusions and delusions . Finally , it ... ultimate nature of mind that is lib- eration , we are not talking about the ultimate nature of mind generally , but ...
101. oldal
... nature , an imputed nature , and an ultimate nature . Moreover , these three are intimately interconnected - the dependent nature is the basis upon which we project our mental constructs ; the independent reality that we tend to ...
... nature , an imputed nature , and an ultimate nature . Moreover , these three are intimately interconnected - the dependent nature is the basis upon which we project our mental constructs ; the independent reality that we tend to ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Transforming through Altruism | 43 |
The Eight Verses on Transforming the Mind | 135 |
Recommended Reading | 167 |
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Transforming the Mind: Teachings on Generating Compassion Dalai Lama XIV Bstan-ʼdzin-rgya-mtsho Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2000 |
Transforming the Mind: Teachings on Generating Compassion Dalai Lama XIV Bstan-ʼdzin-rgya-mtsho Nincs elérhető előnézet - 2003 |
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7th Dalai Lama actually altruistic intention anger arise aspects aspiration Atisha attain attitude basic basis begin benefit bodhichitta bodhisattva bring Buddha Buddhist point Buddhist schools Buddhist teachings cause and effect causes and conditions Chandrakirti Cittamatra compassion consciousness context cultivate Dalai Lama dependent origination develop Dharma Dignaga Eight Verses emotions and thoughts example experience fact feel Four Noble Truths fully enlightened fundamental genuine happiness hatred HHDL Holiness human impermanent important individual inherent existence kind Kosovo Madhyamaka Mahayana Maitreya means mental laxity method Mind Only school mother Mulamadhyamakakarika Nagarjuna nature of reality negative emotions negative thoughts nirvana one's oneself ourselves overcome perception perfection person phenomena physical point of view pollutants practitioner Prasangika problems question Ratnagotravibhaga realize relate religion scriptures sentient Shantideva someone spiritual practice things thoughts and emotions Tibet Tibetan Tibetan Buddhism tion transforming the mind ultimate nature Vajrayana valid visualization well-being wisdom བློ སྦྱོང