The Buddhist I ChingShambhala Publications, 2001. jún. 12. - 264 oldal For centuries the I Ching has been used as a basic map of conscious development, containing the underlying principles of all religions, and highly prized by followers of Buddhism. Chih-hsu Ou-i uses the concepts of Tianti Buddhism to elucidate the I Ching—concentration and insight, calmness and wisdom, and various levels of realization. Skillfully translated by Thomas Cleary, this work presents the complete text of the I Ching plus the only Buddhist interpretation of the oracle. |
Tartalomjegyzék
Earth | |
Difficulty | |
Darkness | |
Sameness with People | |
Great Possession | |
Humility | |
16 | |
Following | |
Degeneration | |
Overseeing | |
Observing | |
Waiting | |
Contention | |
The Army | |
Accord | |
Small Obstruction Nurturance of the Small | |
Treading | |
Tranquillity | |
Obstruction | |
Biting Through | |
Adornment | |
Stripping Away | |
Return | |
No Error | |
Great Buildup | |
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accord action adornment auspicious balanced and correct balanced correctly become beneficial if correct beneficial to cross beneficial to go benefit blame buddha-nature buddhahood buddhas Buddhist terms called cauldron Ching comes concentration and insight Confucian Confucius contemplating mind corresponds creative danger developed dragon essence essential nature excess fault fifth yang fifth yin fire firm flexibility fortune fourth yin harmony heaven and earth hexagram hidden dragon illumination IMAGE impasse inherent qualities knowledge leader liberation losing means meditation Ming dynasty mountain nature of enlightenment nirvana nonduality noumenon nourishment nurture one’s oneself Ou-i OVERALL JUDGMENT path person positive strength practice reality realization realm regret vanishes ruler sages second yang second yin sense silent light sincerity six lines stop strength is balanced strong successful Taoist teaching terms of contemplating third yin thunder top yang Top yin trigram truth ultimate upright virtue weak wind wise yin and yang yin represents