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Book Review: Śamatha Meditation: Tibetan Buddhist Teachings on Cultivating Meditative Quiescene by Gen. Lamrimpa, Jampel Tenzin, B. Alan Wallace, Ed. Hart Sprager |
Wilson, Joe Bransford (評論) |
The Tibet Journal |
1993 |
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Chandrakirti's Sevenfold reasoning：meditation on the selflessness of persons |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
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1983, 1980 |
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Emptiness Yoga：The Middle Way Consequence School |
Wilson, Joe Bransford ; Hopkins, Jeffrey |
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1987 |
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Pudgalavāda in Tibet? Assertions of Substantially Existent Selves in the Writings of Tsong-kha-pa and His Followers |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies=JIABS |
1991 |
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The International Association of Buddhist Studies abd the World Wide Web |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies=JIABS |
1997 |
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The Meaning of Mind in the Mahayana Buddhist Philosophy of Mind-Only (Cittamatra): A Study of a presentation by the Tibetan Scholar Gung-tang Jam-Bay-Yang (Gung-Thang-Jam-Pai-Dbyangs) of Asanga's Theory of Mind-Basis-of-All (Alayavijnana) and Relat |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
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1986, 1984 |
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The Monk as Bodhisattva: a Tibetan Integration of Buddhist Moral Points of View |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
Journal of Religious Ethics |
1996 |
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Translating Buddhism from Tibetan |
Wilson, Joe Bransford |
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1992 |
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