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    What Is Buddhist Enlightenment?

    What Is Buddhist Enlightenment? by Wright, Dale S.;

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    • Megjelenés dátuma 2016. november 3.

    • ISBN 9780190622596
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
    • Terjedelem256 oldal
    • Méret 236x155x25 mm
    • Súly 476 g
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    Dale Wright offers a wide-ranging exploration of issues that have a bearing on the contemporary meaning of enlightenment. He considers the historical meanings of enlightenment within various Buddhist traditions, but does so in order to expand on the larger question that our lives press upon us-what kinds of lives should we aspire to live here, now, and into the future?

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    What kind of person should I strive to be? What ideals should I pursue in my life? What would it mean for all of us to wake up to the realities and possibilities for human life? These questions, or versions of them, are commonly thought of as the essential building blocks of the human condition, and often serve as running motifs throughout our lives. Dale S. Wright argues that the question at the heart of them all is one most commonly associated with Buddhism: what is enlightenment? Any serious practitioner of human life, Buddhist or not, confronts the challenge of how to reach a different, improved--or enlightened--state of being, and fundamental to that quest is grappling with what enlightenment actually means. Why then, Wright asks, is this question not only avoided, but discouraged among Buddhists?

    There are many reasons for this unspoken prohibition. The simplest and perhaps most important is that pondering a distant goal is a waste of energy that would be much better applied to practice: quiet the flow of obsessive thinking, put yourself in a mindful state of presence, and let enlightenment take care of itself. However, the point of Buddhist practice is that it might eventuate in some form of awakening; in some groundbreaking transformation; in enlightenment. Wright contends that understanding the nature of the enlightenment that one seeks is the most important task of all, and that it can and should be in line with practice. Once practice is underway, he says, there should be an ongoing meditation on the ideal that is being strived for.

    Wright here offers a wide--ranging exploration of issues that have a bearing on the contemporary meaning of enlightenment. While taking as his point of departure an examination of what enlightenment has been in past Buddhist traditions, his historical considerations are subordinate to the question that our lives press upon us--what kinds of lives should we aspire to live here, now, and into the future?

    What is Buddhist Enlightenment? offers a wide-ranging exploration of issues that have a bearing on the contemporary meaning of enlightenment... [T]he book balances deep learning and an accessible style, offering valuable insights for students, scholars, and practitioners alike.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Introduction: Why Ask What Enlightenment Is?
    I. Contemporary Images of Enlightenment
    1) The Bodhisattva's Practice of Enlightenment
    2) The Awakening of Character as an Image of Contemporary Enlightenment
    3) Secular Buddhism and the Religious Dimension of Enlightenment
    II. The Moral Dimension of Enlightenment
    4) Enlightenment and the Experience of Karma
    5) Enlightenment and the Moral Dimension of Zen Training
    6) Enlightenment and the Persistence of Human Fallibility
    7) The Thought of Enlightenment and the Dilemma of Human Achievement
    III. Language and the Experience of Enlightenment
    8) Language in Zen Enlightenment
    9) Enlightenment and the Practice of Meditative Reading
    10) From the Thought of Enlightenment to the Event of Awakening
    Conclusion: Ten Theses on Contemporary Enlightenment
    Acknowledgments
    Bibliography

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