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Be more Zen in 2022 with this little book of 100 tips and activities to soothe the soul'Brings the spirit of Zen Buddhism to everyday life . . . 100 snack-size Zen activities you can do daily to add more calm to your life' Daily Telegraph_______Zen is the perfect antidote to the stress and uncertainty of modern life . . .In clear, practical and easy to follow lessons - one a day for 100 days - renowned Buddhist monk Shunmyo Masuno draws on centuries of wisdom to show you how to apply the essence of Zen to modern life.

"Moss Roberts provides a scholarly reading of the Dao De Jing so generous, so vivid, you can feel valley mist on your face and smell the straw dogs. Here are the furious warlords, craggy landscapes teeming with the ten thousand creatures of Taoist philosophy; China's careful arts of government and war; science, yoga, alchemy, erotics; old bamboo texts hidden in caves for millennia. This book is for anyone who has met Laozi's 'dark' mind and wants a closer look."--Andrew Schelling, author of "The Cane Groves of Narmada River: Erotic Poems from Old Indiaand "Tea Shack Interior: New & Selected Poetry "This is a work of great creativity and impressive scholarship. He has achieved a translation that replicates, as closely as possible, the literary merit of the original, its rhythms and its rhymes. He repeatedly brings to our attention fresh insights and interpretations that deserve careful consideration. Roberts not only makes use of the Mawangdui manuscripts but, even more importantly, the recent Guodian finds, the latter opening a whole new page in Laozi Studies."--Stephen Durrant, Professor of Asian Studies at the University of Oregon and author of "The Cloudy Mirror: Tension and Conflict in the Writing of Sima Qian "Moss Roberts' commentary is provocative and compelling. The scholarship informing the work is solid, but like the "Dao De Jing itself, the scholarship is not flaunted, but rather subservient to the messages of the text itself." --Hoyt Tillman, Professor of History, Arizona State University. "This new translation of the Dao De Jing is an exceptional literary effort, capable of reinvigorating the English version of the text both as literature and as philosophy, whilealso bringing new scholarly insight to the meaning of the work. Professor Roberts' combination of linguistic expertise and poetic sensitivity and skill is rare and special, and should win this translation a large and appreciative audience."--John Major, author of "Heaven and Earth in Early Han Thought, "China Chic: East Meets West, and co-editor of "World Poetry "Reading Professor Moss Roberts's new translation of Dao De Jing gives one a sense of pleasure and surprise. He is a diligent and rigorous

This is an authoritative source-book on the philosophy and practice of engaged Buddhism, containing essays by some of the most famous names in the movement. It provides a history of the movement, an analysis of its underlying principles, and inspiring practical examples of real peoples experiences in putting spiritual practice to the test on the personal, national, and global levels. Not Turning Away demonstrates the applicability of Buddhist teaching to every concern of life.

"The Art of War" is revered as a repository of wisdom on how to navigate the dynamics of conflict. The cards in this set include a principle from Sun Tzu on one side and commentary on the other and also include a translation of the text to allow a greater understanding of the teachings.

Taken together, the Diamond Sutra and the Sutra of Hui-Neng present the central teachings of Zen and are essential reading for all students of Buddhism. The Diamond Sutra, composed in India in the fourth century CE, is one of the most treasured works of Buddhist literature. The Sutra of Hui-Neng, also known as the Platform Sutra, contains the autobiography of a pivotal figure in Zen history.

Este libro es una obra elemental de introducción que ofrece la posibilidad de poner a cualquier persona filosóficamente formada, en condiciones de hacerse una imagen del desarrollo y de la esencia del pensamiento metafísico de los hindúes, jainas y budistas, proporcionando el instrumento necesario para poder estudiar obras especializadas o traducciones de obras indias, facilitando el ingreso a la difícil comprensión de la sabiduría hindú.La filosofía de la India se divide en tres partes: en la primera, se expone una visión de conjunto sobre el desarrollo histórico del pensamiento filosófico de los indios, en la segunda, se esbozan los grandes sistemas metafísicos de la época clásica y posclásica y, en la tercera, se comparan los intentos de solución a los problemas relativos a la cosmovisión. Finalmente, este volumen se completa con un cuadro cronológico comparativo de la historia de la Filosofía india y occidental, así como otro panorámico de los puntos fundamentales de los grandes sistemas metafísicos.

En Le Moi-peau (Dunod, 1985) y después en las obras colectivas que han ampliado el tema (Les enveloppes psychiques, 1987, Les contenants de pensée, 1993), Didier Anzieu ha demostrado cómo las funciones del yo se desarrollan por apuntalamiento en las funciones de la piel. El presente libro termina el estudio de la constitución del psiquismo considerando el paso del yo-piel al yo-pensante. La primera parte condensa en 45 proposiciones, acompañadas de comentarios, las adquisiciones psicoanalíticas sobre la actividad del pensar: concebir, juzgar, razonar, ordenar. La segunda presenta ocho lógicas del pensar derivadas del yo-piel y las ilustra por medio de viñetas de curas psicoanalíticas: consistencia, continencia, constancia, significado, correspondencia, individuación, energetización y sexualización. La comprensión de los procesos de conocimiento, en el analizante y en el psicoanalista, adquiere así una precisión y una creciente eficacia.