Name: Wisdom From The Deva Realm: Buddhist Lessons (en Inglés)
SKU: 69257181
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Author: Karmen Bodhi;Kole Lê
ISBN: 9798162699231

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Wisdom From The Deva Realm: Buddhist Lessons (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Karmen Bodhi;Kole Lê

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

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9798162699231

Wisdom From The Deva Realm: Buddhist Lessons (en Inglés)

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What if the part of you that rages, grasps, or fears is not an enemy, but a guardian no one has ever questioned?In Buddhist, some of the most frightening beings ever imagined (fierce Yakshas, coiling Nagas, war-hungry Asuras, the tempter Mara) are not only monsters. Many of the oldest stories show them being met with patience, asked a question, and turned toward protection.Wisdom from the Deva Realm retells these stories and asks a simple question: what might they mirror in the ordinary emotions you meet in a day?Inside you will find:A story in every chapter, such as the Yaksha Alavaka, who ordered the Buddha out three times and was met on the fourth by an answer he did not expect.A reflection on what each being stands for and how it may mirror anger, craving, jealousy, fear, or self-doubt.A short practice in the Contemplation & Practice section that closes each chapter: a question to sit with and a small thing to try.A glossary of Buddhist terms, so no prior knowledge is needed. You do not need to be a Buddhist, or to believe in realms and spirits. Think of these beings as mirrors, not facts to be proved.This book is for you if you:meditate or practice mindfulness and want a fresh way to look at familiar emotionsare curious about Buddhism but find textbooks drylove stories that leave you with something to think about This is not a cure, and it does not promise peace. It offers old stories, honest questions, and small practices, a way of looking that you can try at your own pace.Start with the first story, and see what happens when the Buddha stays where he is. Read more