Ergebnis für "Limit" in Buddhismus

Durante el siglo XVII, Takuan Soho, monje japonés practicante del budismo, escribió una serie de tratados en los que se valió de su posición de maestro zen para explicar de manera elocuente y sencilla los principios más importantes de la filosofía budista. En este libro, se reúnen tres de sus más importantes ensayos: El misterioso registro de la sabiduría inamovible, El claro sonido de las joyas y Crónicas de la espada taia.

Ganbaru Spirit takes you deep into the heart of Japan’s enduring philosophy of perseverance—not as a burst of effort, but as a lifelong mindset. Whether you're facing burnout, rebuilding after a setback, or seeking to live with deeper meaning, this audiobook offers the tools, stories, and strategies to help you endure with wisdom and power.

We may sense that mind plays a critical role in our experience of life, but do we know what mind is, how it functions, and what changes might be possible? This illuminating new commentary on Revelations of Mind opens up diverse perspectives for exploring this crucial aspect of our well-being. Searcher Reaches Land's Limits engages the listener in an open, nondogmatic inquiry that touches on current Western understandings of the sciences of perception and psychology, as well as Buddhist thought, to inspire the listener to engage in their own journey of self-exploration.

The second of two volumes of commentary on Revelations of Mind by Tibetan Lama Tarthang Tulku. Valuable for anyone interested in the importance and workings of the human mind - from a practical, philosophical, scientific, or meditative point of view. Contains the text of the original work.