Tibetan
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- 9781844830572
- 181.4 PEA
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181.4 MIN 3rd ed Mind of J. Krishnamurti/ edited by Luis S.R. Vas | 181.4 OLS Indian philosophers and postmodern thinkers | 181.4 OZA Kabbalah experience | 181.4 PEA Tibetan | 181.4 PEN Penguin Sri Aurobindo reader | 181.4 PEN Penguin Sri Aurobindo reader | 181.4 RAG Philosophy and India: ancestors outside and prececessors |
Discover The Complex And All-Consuming Tibetan Beliefs And Practices Of Life, Death And Rebirth Traditionally, Tibetan Buddhists May Be Either "Scholars" Or "Magicians". Scholars Live In Monasteries, Practising Celibacy, Discipline And Philosophical Debate. Magicians Are Wandering Hermits, Practising Extreme Asceticism Or Tantric Ritual. The Tibetan Way Of Life, Death And Rebirth Traces Both These Strands Of Tibetan Buddhist Belief, As Well As The More Ancient Bon Religion. This Fascinating Guide Also Looks At Key Themes Of Tibetan Belief In Relation To Life's Vital Issues: How To Live (Including How To Meditate And Pray), How To Prepare For Death, How To Negotiate The Terrifying Intermediate State Know As Bardo, How To Escape From The Endless Cycle Of Rebirth. Also Covered Are The Teachings Of Tantra And Of The Lamas, And Sacred Texts Such As The Tibetan Book Of The Dead.
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