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This volume contains two works at the heart of Sangharakshita's writings. A Survey of Buddhism was first published in 1957, and Lama Anagarika Govinda wrote of that first edition, 'It would be difficult to find a single book in which the history and development of Buddhist thought has been described as vividly and clearly as in this survey.'
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This volume contains two works at the heart of Sangharakshita's writings. A Survey of Buddhism was first published in 1957, and Lama Anagarika Govinda wrote of that first edition, 'It would be difficult to find a single book in which the history and development of Buddhist thought has been described as vividly and clearly as in this survey.'
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- The Complete Works
- Verlag: Windhorse Publications
- Seitenzahl: 704
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 158mm x 58mm
- Gewicht: 990g
- ISBN-13: 9781909314917
- ISBN-10: 1909314919
- Artikelnr.: 48460239
- The Complete Works
- Verlag: Windhorse Publications
- Seitenzahl: 704
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 158mm x 58mm
- Gewicht: 990g
- ISBN-13: 9781909314917
- ISBN-10: 1909314919
- Artikelnr.: 48460239
Sangharakshita is the founder and principal teacher of Triratna, a worldwide Buddhist movement. With teaching experience spanning 60 years, he is the author of over 40 books.
Foreword by Subhuti Editor's Note A Survey of Buddhism Preface to the Sixth Edition Chapter 1 The Buddha and Buddhism 1 The Approach to Buddhism 2 The Study of the Dharma: Methods and Materials 3 History Versus Tradition (i) The Universal Context of Buddhism 4 History Versus Tradition (ii) The Cosmological Perspective 5 The Lineage of the Enlightened One 6 Gautama the Buddha: His Greatness and Role 7 The Historical Uniqueness of the Dharma 8 Ineffable Nirva
a 9 The Charge of Nihilism 10 The Positive Aspects of Nirva
a 11 The Essence of Enlightenment 12 The True Nature of All Dharmas 13 Conditioned Co-Production: The Twelve Links 14 Sa
sara and Nirva
a 15 The Four Aryan Truths 16 The Threefold Way - The Middle Path - Morality 17 Meditation 18 Wisdom and the Arhant Ideal 19 The Foundations of Buddhism: Early Schools Chapter 2 Hinayana and Mahayana 1 Is Buddhism One Or Many? 2 The Transcendental Unity of Buddhism: The Dharma As Means 3 The Three Vehicles 4 Factors in the Emergence of the Mahayana 5 What Is Mahayana Buddhism? 6 The Trikaya Doctrine 7 The Two Truths: The Egolessness of All Dharmas 8 The Mahayana Sangha Chapter 3 The Mahayana Schools 1 The Complexity of the Mahayana 2 The Five Spiritual Faculties 3 The Schematization of the Schools 4 The Scriptures of Perfect Wisdom 5 The New Wisdom School 6 The Scriptures of Devotional Buddhism 7 The Pure Land School 8 The Scriptures of Buddhist Idealism 9 The Yogacara School 10 Transition to the Tantra 11 Tantric Texts, Teachers, and Schools 12 Some Special Features of the Tantra 13 Integral Buddhism Chapter 4 The Bodhisattva Ideal 1 The Unifying Factor 2 The Bodhisattva Versus the Arhant 3 The Path of the Bodhisattva: Preliminary Devotional Practices 4 The Thought of Enlightenment 5 The Six Perfections 6 The Ten Perfections and the Ten Stages Select Bibliography The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path Prefatory Note 1 Perfect Vision: The Nature of Existence 2 Perfect Emotion: Reason and Emotion in the Spiritual Life 3 Perfect Speech: The Ideal of Human Communication 4 Perfect Action: The Principles of Ethics 5 Perfect Livelihood: The Ideal Society 6 Perfect Effort: The Conscious Evolution of Man 7 Perfect Awareness: The Levels of Awareness 8 Perfect Samadhi: The Higher Consciousness Notes Index
a 9 The Charge of Nihilism 10 The Positive Aspects of Nirva
a 11 The Essence of Enlightenment 12 The True Nature of All Dharmas 13 Conditioned Co-Production: The Twelve Links 14 Sa
sara and Nirva
a 15 The Four Aryan Truths 16 The Threefold Way - The Middle Path - Morality 17 Meditation 18 Wisdom and the Arhant Ideal 19 The Foundations of Buddhism: Early Schools Chapter 2 Hinayana and Mahayana 1 Is Buddhism One Or Many? 2 The Transcendental Unity of Buddhism: The Dharma As Means 3 The Three Vehicles 4 Factors in the Emergence of the Mahayana 5 What Is Mahayana Buddhism? 6 The Trikaya Doctrine 7 The Two Truths: The Egolessness of All Dharmas 8 The Mahayana Sangha Chapter 3 The Mahayana Schools 1 The Complexity of the Mahayana 2 The Five Spiritual Faculties 3 The Schematization of the Schools 4 The Scriptures of Perfect Wisdom 5 The New Wisdom School 6 The Scriptures of Devotional Buddhism 7 The Pure Land School 8 The Scriptures of Buddhist Idealism 9 The Yogacara School 10 Transition to the Tantra 11 Tantric Texts, Teachers, and Schools 12 Some Special Features of the Tantra 13 Integral Buddhism Chapter 4 The Bodhisattva Ideal 1 The Unifying Factor 2 The Bodhisattva Versus the Arhant 3 The Path of the Bodhisattva: Preliminary Devotional Practices 4 The Thought of Enlightenment 5 The Six Perfections 6 The Ten Perfections and the Ten Stages Select Bibliography The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path Prefatory Note 1 Perfect Vision: The Nature of Existence 2 Perfect Emotion: Reason and Emotion in the Spiritual Life 3 Perfect Speech: The Ideal of Human Communication 4 Perfect Action: The Principles of Ethics 5 Perfect Livelihood: The Ideal Society 6 Perfect Effort: The Conscious Evolution of Man 7 Perfect Awareness: The Levels of Awareness 8 Perfect Samadhi: The Higher Consciousness Notes Index
Foreword by Subhuti Editor's Note A Survey of Buddhism Preface to the Sixth Edition Chapter 1 The Buddha and Buddhism 1 The Approach to Buddhism 2 The Study of the Dharma: Methods and Materials 3 History Versus Tradition (i) The Universal Context of Buddhism 4 History Versus Tradition (ii) The Cosmological Perspective 5 The Lineage of the Enlightened One 6 Gautama the Buddha: His Greatness and Role 7 The Historical Uniqueness of the Dharma 8 Ineffable Nirva
a 9 The Charge of Nihilism 10 The Positive Aspects of Nirva
a 11 The Essence of Enlightenment 12 The True Nature of All Dharmas 13 Conditioned Co-Production: The Twelve Links 14 Sa
sara and Nirva
a 15 The Four Aryan Truths 16 The Threefold Way - The Middle Path - Morality 17 Meditation 18 Wisdom and the Arhant Ideal 19 The Foundations of Buddhism: Early Schools Chapter 2 Hinayana and Mahayana 1 Is Buddhism One Or Many? 2 The Transcendental Unity of Buddhism: The Dharma As Means 3 The Three Vehicles 4 Factors in the Emergence of the Mahayana 5 What Is Mahayana Buddhism? 6 The Trikaya Doctrine 7 The Two Truths: The Egolessness of All Dharmas 8 The Mahayana Sangha Chapter 3 The Mahayana Schools 1 The Complexity of the Mahayana 2 The Five Spiritual Faculties 3 The Schematization of the Schools 4 The Scriptures of Perfect Wisdom 5 The New Wisdom School 6 The Scriptures of Devotional Buddhism 7 The Pure Land School 8 The Scriptures of Buddhist Idealism 9 The Yogacara School 10 Transition to the Tantra 11 Tantric Texts, Teachers, and Schools 12 Some Special Features of the Tantra 13 Integral Buddhism Chapter 4 The Bodhisattva Ideal 1 The Unifying Factor 2 The Bodhisattva Versus the Arhant 3 The Path of the Bodhisattva: Preliminary Devotional Practices 4 The Thought of Enlightenment 5 The Six Perfections 6 The Ten Perfections and the Ten Stages Select Bibliography The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path Prefatory Note 1 Perfect Vision: The Nature of Existence 2 Perfect Emotion: Reason and Emotion in the Spiritual Life 3 Perfect Speech: The Ideal of Human Communication 4 Perfect Action: The Principles of Ethics 5 Perfect Livelihood: The Ideal Society 6 Perfect Effort: The Conscious Evolution of Man 7 Perfect Awareness: The Levels of Awareness 8 Perfect Samadhi: The Higher Consciousness Notes Index
a 9 The Charge of Nihilism 10 The Positive Aspects of Nirva
a 11 The Essence of Enlightenment 12 The True Nature of All Dharmas 13 Conditioned Co-Production: The Twelve Links 14 Sa
sara and Nirva
a 15 The Four Aryan Truths 16 The Threefold Way - The Middle Path - Morality 17 Meditation 18 Wisdom and the Arhant Ideal 19 The Foundations of Buddhism: Early Schools Chapter 2 Hinayana and Mahayana 1 Is Buddhism One Or Many? 2 The Transcendental Unity of Buddhism: The Dharma As Means 3 The Three Vehicles 4 Factors in the Emergence of the Mahayana 5 What Is Mahayana Buddhism? 6 The Trikaya Doctrine 7 The Two Truths: The Egolessness of All Dharmas 8 The Mahayana Sangha Chapter 3 The Mahayana Schools 1 The Complexity of the Mahayana 2 The Five Spiritual Faculties 3 The Schematization of the Schools 4 The Scriptures of Perfect Wisdom 5 The New Wisdom School 6 The Scriptures of Devotional Buddhism 7 The Pure Land School 8 The Scriptures of Buddhist Idealism 9 The Yogacara School 10 Transition to the Tantra 11 Tantric Texts, Teachers, and Schools 12 Some Special Features of the Tantra 13 Integral Buddhism Chapter 4 The Bodhisattva Ideal 1 The Unifying Factor 2 The Bodhisattva Versus the Arhant 3 The Path of the Bodhisattva: Preliminary Devotional Practices 4 The Thought of Enlightenment 5 The Six Perfections 6 The Ten Perfections and the Ten Stages Select Bibliography The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path Prefatory Note 1 Perfect Vision: The Nature of Existence 2 Perfect Emotion: Reason and Emotion in the Spiritual Life 3 Perfect Speech: The Ideal of Human Communication 4 Perfect Action: The Principles of Ethics 5 Perfect Livelihood: The Ideal Society 6 Perfect Effort: The Conscious Evolution of Man 7 Perfect Awareness: The Levels of Awareness 8 Perfect Samadhi: The Higher Consciousness Notes Index