Hua-Yen Buddhism: The Jewel Net Of Indra
Hua-yen is regarded as the highest form of Buddhism by most modern Japanese and Chinese scholars. This book is a description and analysis of the Chinese form of Buddhism called Hua-yen (or Hwa-yea), F...
Original Buddhist Sources: A Reader
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A La Manera De Los Jovenes: Sentido Comun Budista Para Manejar Las Preguntas Sobre La Vida
A Buddhist spiritual leader responds to the complicated issues facing young people in a straightforward question-and-answer format. For all faiths, this book addresses building character, the purpose ...
The Buddhist Teaching Of Totality: The Philosophy Of Hwa Yen Buddhism
The Hwa Yen school of Mahayana Buddhism bloomed in China in the 7th and 8th centuries A.D. Today many scholars regard its doctrines of Emptiness, Totality, and Mind-Only as the crown of Buddhist thoug...
Introduction To Tantra: The Transformation Of Desire
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Treasury Of Wise Action
By their actions, the great-spirited heroes of these tales transform difficult situations and create harmony in the world. Each story demonstrates that all we think and do has an effect on our lives a...
Mahamudra Teachings Of The Supreme Siddhas
An accurate and highly readable translation of this masterwork that is to be read with profit--it deserves to be studied.--Matthey Kapstein, author
The Art Of Meditation: The Breath
Calm, awareness, peace, openness. Developing these characteristics is part of what the mindfulness of breathing meditation can offer. Join Vessantara, an experienced meditator and teacher, for an ex...
The Middle Path Of Life: Talks To The Practice Of Insight Meditation
To develop insight is to be aware of what is going on here and now, and to live fully in the present, without being swayed by the past or the future. The purpose of meditating is to "see" who we are, ...
The Inconceivable Emancipation: Themes From The Vimalakirti Nirdesa
Providing a commentary on a classic Mahayana scripture, this book seeks to illuminate the profound relevance of the original text and to evoke its drama, paradox and humour.
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