"There is no net like delusion": an approach to Buddhist ethics
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https://doi.org/10.15174/rv.v13i28.594Abstract
Abstract: This paper seeks to understand some terms of Buddhism (meditation, awareness, precepts, intuitive knowledge, awakening), then examined them in creation passages where characters seem to adopt the difficult practice of “living in the present”, and even the Bodhisattva’s precepts. With both, I try to understand my own zazen practice, which began with a therapeutic recommendation and became a vital interest along the way.
Ethics – Bhuddism – Awareness – Hispanic American Literature – Meditation
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