Titlebook: Buddhist Foundations of Mindfulness; Edo Shonin,William Van Gordon,Nirbhay N. Singh Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Mindfulness in Theravāda , and , Meditations, and in Secular Mindfulnessattention, protective awareness, clear recollection that calls up helpful qualities, and contemplative recollections. The roles of mindfulness in calm . and insight . meditations are explored, emphasizing that it is equally important in both of these, though used in different ways. Both are ways of

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Mindfulness and the Six Perfectionsor attaining human happiness or human flourishing and for developing the ideal qualities of a perfected human being but also for achieving the perfectly awakened state of a Buddha. These six practices—generosity, ethical conduct, patience, joyful effort, concentration, and wisdom—are central both to

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Mindfulness of Emptiness and the Emptiness of Mindfulnesstence refers as much to the true and absolute nature of the individual that practices mindfulness, as it does to the present moment they are supposed to be observing. Therefore, if an individual is to become accomplished at the practice of mindfulness, they must familiarize themselves with the absol

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Encountering the Psychological Research Paradigm: How Buddhist Practice Has Fared in the Most Recentical practice? The answer, from the viewpoint of Buddhist scholarship and practice traditions, is a qualified “yes.” After a brief review of the migration of Buddhism across cultures and the methods and aims of Buddhist practice in the larger context of Buddhist teachings, this chapter traces the re

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Mindfulness and Vigilance in Tsong-kha-pa’s Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenmenthe life and works of Tsong-kha-pa, briefly describes Tsong-kha-pa’s understanding of cognitive awareness and its mental functions, and then details the cultivation of mindfulness and vigilance as part of the concentration (samādhi) of meditative serenity .. In Tsong-kha-pa’s exegesis, mindfulness i

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Mindfulness in Similes in Early Buddhist Literature Pali Nikāyas and the āgamas extant in Chinese translation. This chapter focuses on the Buddha’s expositions of mindfulness accompanied by similes. It deals with four types of similes, namely prevention, healing, binding and altruism. By examining the Buddha’s discourses on mindfulness in the contex

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