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著者 |
Samtani, N. H.
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出版者 | Dharma Publishing |
出版サイト |
http://www.dharmapublishing.com/
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出版地 | Berkeley, CA, US [伯克利, 加利福尼亞州, 美國] |
資料の種類 | 書籍=Book |
言語 | 英文=English |
キーワード | 證悟=開悟=Enlightenment=Satori; |
抄録 | This text communicates the sense of Buddhism as a comprehensive whole, as it is a non-sectarian guide to the
Buddha's essential teachings. From the chapter "Unity of Ways": The follower of Mantrayana knows that samsara can be transformed and that extraordinary
beauty can be realized. Seeing no enemies and no ultimate barriers, this practitioner perceives the enlightened nature of
all existence. First, recognizing that the mind is the cause of all samsaric suffering, the Mantrayana adept analyzes and
penetrates fully the nature of mind. Completely transformed through realization, mind becomes the perfect peace of samadhi,
great compassion, and Dharmakaya. The Mantrayana adept recognizes that mind is utterly groundless, lacking all foundation
whatsoever. Longchenpa expresses this recognition as magical wonderment: Mind is like the sky independent of affirmation and
negation. Clouds may appear and disappear in the sky, but the sky's magic remains not-two and pure. So also it is with
primordial Buddhanature - spotless, uncreated, spontaneously present meaningfulness." Penetrating all layers of
consciousness, the practitioner understands, realizes, and completely awakens to the nature of mind, which can manifest
either as samsara or as nirvana. Awakening to this direct realization, the practitioner is released from suffering.
According to Mantrayana, mind is what must be understood, carefully seen, tracked, and transformed. Mantra means instrument
(tra) for transformation of mind (man). With skillful techniques and precise knowledge, the agitation of mind, its thoughts,
feelings, echoes, and reflections can be completely transmuted.
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ISBN | 0898002540 |
ヒット数 | 356 |
作成日 | 2004.07.16 |
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