Publication

2004 - University of California Press, Berkeley, CA

Language

English

Word Count

79,500 words, Guess

Page Count

318 pages

Identifiers

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Classifications

  • LCCN

First Sentence

In a modern guidebook on living and dying, the Tibetan Buddhist master Sogyal Rinpoche identifies three methods of meditation that he has combined into a single practice for bringing body, speech, and mind into alignment in meditation-the use of an object such as an image, reciting a mantra, and concentration on breathing, called "watching the breath."

Excerpt

In a modern guidebook on living and dying, the Tibetan Buddhist master Sogyal Rinpoche identifies three methods of meditation that he has combined into a single practice for bringing body, speech, and mind into alignment in meditation-the use of an object such as an image, reciting a mantra, and concentration on breathing, called "watching the breath."

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Other Editions

  • The sacred gaze: religious visual culture in theory and practiceUniversity of California Press2004-01-01

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