Buddhist meditation
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The book of the famous Anglo -German budologist Edward Constis "Buddhist Meditation" is one of the best Western works of the 20th century, dedicated to philosophy, psychology and spiritual practice of Mahayana Buddhism. She talks about internal work, which helps the follower of Buddhism gain enlightenment. Consisting of four chapters (“pious exercises”, "attentiveness", "trance" and "wisdom"), the book reveals in detail the mysterious secrets of Buddhist meditative practice, describes the exercises and psychotechnics that help the spiritual seeker to know himself and the nature of his own mind, to cleanse and expand Your consciousness, to learn the art of concentration, to educate the positive qualities necessary for gaining wisdom and perfection. It describes the steps of the Middle Golden Way, commanded by the Buddha and suggesting the education of devotion, awareness, the ability to enter higher trance states of consciousness and comprehend the secrets of being. Edward Konwa"s book is designed for a wide range of readers who are interested in the meditative practice of Buddhism and the spiritual culture of the East
Author:
Author:Constise Edward
Cover:
Cover:Hard
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- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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Paper:White
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-93454-220-8
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