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The Buddhism of Tibet/ Jeffrey Hopkins

By: Hopkins, JeffreyMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi: M.B.Pub., 1975Description: 219 pISBN: 8120803752DDC classification: 294.3923

Contents:

I THE BUDDHISM OF TIBET The need for religious practice in our present lives The need for religious practice for our future lives Buddhism, one of the many religions of the world: its teacher The spread of Buddhism to Tibet The meaning of dharma The four noble truths Cyclic existence and sentient beings Causes of cyclic existence Actions Liberation Hinayana Mahayana Tantrayana The two truths A general outline of the practice of Buddhism A specific outline of the przcdce of Buddhism The three refuges Training in higher ethics Training in higher meditative stabilisation Training in higher wisdom The mind of enlightenment

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I THE BUDDHISM OF TIBET
The need for religious practice in our present lives
The need for religious practice for our future lives
Buddhism, one of the many religions of the world:
its teacher
The spread of Buddhism to Tibet
The meaning of dharma
The four noble truths
Cyclic existence and sentient beings
Causes of cyclic existence
Actions
Liberation
Hinayana
Mahayana
Tantrayana
The two truths
A general outline of the practice of Buddhism
A specific outline of the przcdce of Buddhism
The three refuges
Training in higher ethics
Training in higher meditative stabilisation
Training in higher wisdom
The mind of enlightenment

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