Joyful wisdom. Embracing change and finding freedom
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In his book, Mingure Rinpoche pays the main attention of a very urgent in the modern world and at the same time an eternal problem of anxiety and dissatisfaction in human everyday life.
If you look at what is happening from the prospect of the Buddhist tradition, which has two and a half thousand years, then each chapter of the human annals can be safely called centuries of anxiety ". The anxiety and confusion that we are now experiencing were an integral part of human being over the centuries. "
And what should we do? To escape to flight or lower your hands in impotence? Any of these reactions will inevitably lead to even more serious problems and confusion in our lives.
"Buddhism, - the author continues, - offers the third opportunity. We should see in destructive emotions and other trials found on our life path, simple steps that help us rise up to freedom. Instead of rejecting these aspects of human being or becoming their victims, we can turn them into our friends and use them to cultivate such qualities inherent in us as wisdom, self -confidence, clarity and joy. ”
Consistent, like all traditional Buddhist texts, of three parts, "joyful wisdom" begins with determining the source of our discomfort, proceeds to describing the techniques of meditation, which will allow us to transform any everyday experiences into deep insight, and demonstrates their effectiveness in relation to To the everyday emotional, physical and personal problems of each person.
This book, at the same time, is a wise, funny, full of funny life stories, rich in scientific facts and saturated with irresistible charm of the author. I sincerely rejoice that this book, unique in its own way, saw the light. Before you is truly a fascinating and extremely practical synthesis of Tibetan Buddhism and advanced scientific ideas. " - Sogial Rinpoche, author of the Tibetan Book of Life and Death "
"The pages of this book are filled with real wisdom, fresh and clear. Mingure Rinpoche offers us what can be an essential link connecting the ancient teachings of the Buddha and modern neuronauk, psychology and physics. He easily establishes the connections between the seemingly completely incomplete complex disciplines, making it alive, brightly and exciting for the reader. " - Richard Gir
About the author:
Yonge Mingure Rinpoche (born 1975, Nepal) - teacher and monk in the traditions of Karma Kagyu and Nyingma of Tibetan Buddhism. In early 2000, he began to travel and teach in Europe, the United States and Asia, he founded a network of centers for the study of meditation and practice of Buddhism, called the "community of meditation of Tergar". He is the author of two Bestseller books on Buddhist meditation
If you look at what is happening from the prospect of the Buddhist tradition, which has two and a half thousand years, then each chapter of the human annals can be safely called centuries of anxiety ". The anxiety and confusion that we are now experiencing were an integral part of human being over the centuries. "
And what should we do? To escape to flight or lower your hands in impotence? Any of these reactions will inevitably lead to even more serious problems and confusion in our lives.
"Buddhism, - the author continues, - offers the third opportunity. We should see in destructive emotions and other trials found on our life path, simple steps that help us rise up to freedom. Instead of rejecting these aspects of human being or becoming their victims, we can turn them into our friends and use them to cultivate such qualities inherent in us as wisdom, self -confidence, clarity and joy. ”
Consistent, like all traditional Buddhist texts, of three parts, "joyful wisdom" begins with determining the source of our discomfort, proceeds to describing the techniques of meditation, which will allow us to transform any everyday experiences into deep insight, and demonstrates their effectiveness in relation to To the everyday emotional, physical and personal problems of each person.
This book, at the same time, is a wise, funny, full of funny life stories, rich in scientific facts and saturated with irresistible charm of the author. I sincerely rejoice that this book, unique in its own way, saw the light. Before you is truly a fascinating and extremely practical synthesis of Tibetan Buddhism and advanced scientific ideas. " - Sogial Rinpoche, author of the Tibetan Book of Life and Death "
"The pages of this book are filled with real wisdom, fresh and clear. Mingure Rinpoche offers us what can be an essential link connecting the ancient teachings of the Buddha and modern neuronauk, psychology and physics. He easily establishes the connections between the seemingly completely incomplete complex disciplines, making it alive, brightly and exciting for the reader. " - Richard Gir
About the author:
Yonge Mingure Rinpoche (born 1975, Nepal) - teacher and monk in the traditions of Karma Kagyu and Nyingma of Tibetan Buddhism. In early 2000, he began to travel and teach in Europe, the United States and Asia, he founded a network of centers for the study of meditation and practice of Buddhism, called the "community of meditation of Tergar". He is the author of two Bestseller books on Buddhist meditation
Author:
Author:Rinpoche Jong Mingur
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6048300-4-8
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