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Samathavipasyanayuganaddha: The Two Leading Principles of Buddhist Meditation
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- In Memoriam: Richard Hugh Robinson VII
- Preface XI
- Introduction XIII
- Buddhist Theories of Existents: The Systems of Two Truths 1
- Samathavipasyanayuganaddha: The Two Leading Principles of Buddhist Meditation 46
- "What Remains" in Sunyata: A Yogacara Interpretation of Emptiness 66
- The Meditational Therapy of the Madhyantavibhagabhasya 83
- Later Madhyamikas on Epistemology and Meditation 114
- Yogic Direct Awareness as Means of Valid Cognition in Dharmakirti and Rgyal-tshab 144
- Fa-tsang's Brief Commentary on the Prajnäpäramitä-hTdaya-sütra 167
- Fa-sheng's Observations on the Four Stations of Mindfulness 207
- Buddhist Devotional Meditation: A Study of the Sukhävatlvyühöpadesa 249
- Bibliography 297
- Glossary 307
- The Contributors 313
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- In Memoriam: Richard Hugh Robinson VII
- Preface XI
- Introduction XIII
- Buddhist Theories of Existents: The Systems of Two Truths 1
- Samathavipasyanayuganaddha: The Two Leading Principles of Buddhist Meditation 46
- "What Remains" in Sunyata: A Yogacara Interpretation of Emptiness 66
- The Meditational Therapy of the Madhyantavibhagabhasya 83
- Later Madhyamikas on Epistemology and Meditation 114
- Yogic Direct Awareness as Means of Valid Cognition in Dharmakirti and Rgyal-tshab 144
- Fa-tsang's Brief Commentary on the Prajnäpäramitä-hTdaya-sütra 167
- Fa-sheng's Observations on the Four Stations of Mindfulness 207
- Buddhist Devotional Meditation: A Study of the Sukhävatlvyühöpadesa 249
- Bibliography 297
- Glossary 307
- The Contributors 313
