The Profound Treasury of the Ocean of Dharma, Volume One
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− | 11. Taking Refuge in the Three Jewels 89 | + | **{{i|11. Taking Refuge in the Three Jewels|89}} |
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− | + | <center>''Reflecting on the Three Jewels''</center> | |
− | + | **{{i|12. The Sutra of the Recollection of the Noble Three Jewels|97}} | |
− | + | **{{i|13. The Buddha|100}} | |
− | + | **{{i|14. The Dharma |113}} | |
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− | Appendix 1: A Hinayana Morning Liturgy • 547 | + | *Part Two: Discipline/Shila |
− | Appendix 2: Working with Threefold Logic • 549 | + | |
− | Appendix 3: Outline of Teachings • 551 | + | <center>''Taming Neurosis''</center> |
− | Glossary • 573 | + | **{{i|16. The Loneliness and Joy of Discipline|127}} |
− | Sources • 597 | + | **{{i|17. Taming the Neurotic Mind|133}} |
− | Resources • 607 | + | **{{i|18. Cutting the Root of Samsara|138}} |
− | About the Author • 609 | + | **{{i|19. Continually Gnawing Rock|144}} |
− | Credits • 615 | + | |
− | Index • 617 | + | <center>''Cultivating Virtue''</center> |
− | + | **{{i|20. Becoming a Dharmic Person|155}} | |
+ | **{{i|21. Refraining from Harm|165}} | ||
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+ | *Part Three: Meditation/Samadhi | ||
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+ | <center>''Shamatha: The Practice of Mindfulness''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|22. Simplicity|173}} | ||
+ | **{{i|23. Following the Example of the Buddha|179}} | ||
+ | **{{i|24. The Basic Minimum|187}} | ||
+ | **{{i|25. Taking Your Seat|193}} | ||
+ | **{{i|26. Breathing Out|201}} | ||
+ | **{{i|27. Labeling Thoughts|207}} | ||
+ | **{{i|28. Touch and Go|212}} | ||
+ | **{{i|29. Encountering Problems|215}} | ||
+ | **{{i|30. Leading a Spotless Life|223}} | ||
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+ | <center>''Refining Your Shamatha Practice''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|331. Resting in Shamatha|231}} | ||
+ | **{{i|332. Identifying Obstacles to Shamatha|243}} | ||
+ | **{{i|333. Antidotes to the Obstacles to Shamatha|248}} | ||
+ | **{{i|334. Cutting Thoughts and Short-Circuiting the Kleshas|257}} | ||
+ | **{{i|335. An Element of Magic|264}} | ||
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+ | <center>''Working with the Mind''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|36. Transcending Dualistic Mind|267}} | ||
+ | **{{i|37. Rediscovering Your Own Mind|273}} | ||
+ | **{{i|38. Mixing Mind with Space|281}} | ||
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+ | <center>''The Four Foundations of Mindfulness''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|39. Mindfulness of Body|285}} | ||
+ | **{{i|40. Mindfulness of Life|294}} | ||
+ | **{{i|41. Mindfulness of Effort|304}} | ||
+ | **{{i|42. Mindfulness of Mind|316}} | ||
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+ | <center>''Vipashyana: The Practice of Awareness''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|43. The Freshness of Unconditional Mind|329}} | ||
+ | **{{i|44. Beyond Picking and Choosing|337}} | ||
+ | **{{i|45. The Art of Everyday Living|343}} | ||
+ | **{{i|46. Glimpses of Emptiness|348}} | ||
+ | **{{i|47. Investigating the Subtleties of Experience|353}} | ||
+ | **{{i|48. Sharpening One’s Perception|359}} | ||
+ | **{{i|49. Self-Perpetuating Awareness|367}} | ||
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+ | *Part Four: The Four Noble Truths | ||
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+ | <center>''Suffering''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|50. The Snowballing of Deception|373}} | ||
+ | **{{i|51. Recognizing the Reality of Suffering|377}} | ||
+ | **{{i|52. Dissecting the Experience of Suffering|382}} | ||
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+ | <center>''The Origin of Suffering''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|53. The Power of Flickering Thoughts|397}} | ||
+ | **{{i|54. The Development of Set Patterns|401}} | ||
+ | **{{i|55. Perpetually Re-Creating Suffering|406}} | ||
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+ | <center>''The Cessation of Suffering''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|56. Awakening and Blossoming|421}} | ||
+ | **{{i|57. Meditation as the Path to Buddhahood|426}} | ||
+ | **{{i|58. Transcending Samsara and Nirvana|431}} | ||
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+ | <center>''The Truth of the Path''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|59. The Doubtless Path|443}} | ||
+ | **{{i|60. The Five Paths|449}} | ||
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+ | *Part Five: The Hinayana Journey | ||
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+ | <center>''The Journey in Terms of Yanas''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|61. Shravakayana: The Yana of Hearing and Proclaiming|467}} | ||
+ | **{{i|62. Pratyekabuddhayana: The Yana of Individual Salvation|478}} | ||
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+ | <center>''The Journey in Terms of Paths''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|63. The Lesser Path of Accumulation|489}} | ||
+ | **{{i|64. The Middle Path of Accumulation|499}} | ||
+ | **{{i|65. The Greater Path of Accumulation|505}} | ||
+ | **{{i|66. The Path of Unification|511}} | ||
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+ | *Part Six: Knowledge/Prajna | ||
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+ | <center>''Unraveling the Myth of Ego''</center> | ||
+ | **{{i|67. Ego: The Thought That We Exist|519}} | ||
+ | **{{i|68. Cutting Through the Numbness of Ego|526}} | ||
+ | **{{i|69. Taking the Teachings to Heart|535}} | ||
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+ | <center>''Appendix 1: A Hinayana Morning Liturgy • 547''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Appendix 2: Working with Threefold Logic • 549''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Appendix 3: Outline of Teachings • 551''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Glossary • 573''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Sources • 597''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Resources • 607''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''About the Author • 609''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Credits • 615''</center> | ||
+ | <center>''Index • 617''</center> | ||
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This comprehensive guide to the body of Buddhist teachings known as the hinayana brings together theory and practice in a way that reveals contemplative experience to be inseparable from the traditional concepts used to describe it. Based on teachings from the Vajradhatu Seminaries—the three-month-long meditation-and-study retreats that Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche led annually from 1973 to 1986—it covers in detail topics such as the four noble truths, karma, the four foundations of mindfulness, meditation, the refuge vows, the three jewels, the five skandhas, and more. The Path of Individual Liberation, along with its two companion volumes, presents a complete map of the Tibetan Buddhist path from beginning to middle to end, from a teacher who had an extraordinary ability to convey the buddhadharma to the hearts and minds of his students. (Source: Shambhala Publications)
Citation | Trungpa, Chögyam, and Judith L. Lief. The Profound Treasury of the Ocean of Dharma. Vol. 1, The Path of Individual Liberation. Boston: Shambhala Publications, 2013. |
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