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Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior (Shambhala Pocket Library), by Chogyam Trungpa
Kostenfreier Download Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior (Shambhala Pocket Library), by Chogyam Trungpa
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“Trungpa’s clear-headed vision shows us that celebrating life is based on appreciating ourselves. This book is a masterpiece of clarity and insight.”—"East West Journal" “Trungpa’s warrior is a most appealing figure, embodying qualities that every spiritual tradition would hold dear. The principal discipline recommended here—being genuine moment after moment—allows one to discover the magic inherent in phenomena, where the synchronization of body and mind becomes an attunement to the natural order.”—"Yoga Journal" “"Shambhala" provides a clear depiction of the results and, thus, the reasons for meditation practice as a source of strength for daily living and spiritual growth.”—"Body, Mind & Spirit"Trungpa s clear-headed vision shows us that celebrating life is based on appreciating ourselves. This book is a masterpiece of clarity and insight. "East West Journal" Trungpa s warrior is a most appealing figure, embodying qualities that every spiritual tradition would hold dear. The principal discipline recommended here being genuine moment after moment allows one to discover the magic inherent in phenomena, where the synchronization of body and mind becomes an attunement to the natural order. "Yoga Journal" "Shambhala" provides a clear depiction of the results and, thus, the reasons for meditation practice as a source of strength for daily living and spiritual growth. "Body, Mind & Spirit"""Trungpa's clear-headed vision shows us that celebrating life is based on appreciating ourselves. This book is a masterpiece of clarity and insight."--East West Journal "Trungpa's warrior is a most appealing figure, embodying qualities that every spiritual tradition would hold dear. The principal discipline recommended here--being genuine moment after moment--allows one to discover the magic inherent in phenomena, where the synchronization of body and mind becomes an attunement to the natural order."--Yoga Journal "Shambhala provides a clear depiction of the results and, thus, the reasons for meditation practice as a source of strength for daily living and spiritual growth."--Body, Mind & Spirit
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
CHÖGYAM TRUNGPA (1939-1987)—meditation master, teacher, and artist—founded Naropa University, Shambhala Training, and an international association of meditation centers known as Shambhala International. He is the author of many books, including Meditation in Action and Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism.
Produktinformation
Taschenbuch: 272 Seiten
Verlag: Shambhala (4. Juni 2019)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1611806925
ISBN-13: 978-1611806922
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
10,8 x 1,9 x 17,1 cm
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
4.4 von 5 Sternen
8 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 133.686 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
Es gibt zu wenig solcher Bücher. Den Inhalt mag man auch in einem normalen Sachbuch finden, aber da würde er nie so authentisch lokalisiert sein.Allerdings muss man mit den typischen Stilmitteln buddhistischer Prosa umgehen können ansonsten wird man hier recht zügig die Motivation verlieren.Was sehr schade wäre, denn das Buch eröffnet eine interessante Perspektive des buddhistischen Handelns, Denkens und Lebens die ich so nirgends gesehen habe.Das Buch hat mir (mal wieder) gezeigt, dass es die richtige Entscheidung war Buddhist zu werden.
Shambhala: The Sacred path of the Warrior is a book I read on whimsy. I read this book originally because of the relationship Trungpa had with Allen Ginsberg. I was curious so I picked up a copy of this book. It was enlightening because this is the real deal unlike a lot of the half baked Zen Buddhism invoked by many beatnik types. One need not drop acid to gain wisdom here. If you want the hokey, trippie hippie Buddhism, forget this book. Trungpa is writing of an ancient code of warriorship. It is an inward, spiritual journey drawn from the Tibetan warrior culture. One who reads this and learns the lessons it teaches will be assisted in overcoming self doubt and negativity. This is not a book of violence. It is really a guide towards overcoming violence. It is about learning mastery over oneself. I was inspired to be better after reading this book. It made me believe in the possibility of transcendence. That is saying something, too. It is a very motivational book.
Shambhala: The Sacred path of the Warrior is a book I read on whimsy. I read this book originally because of the relationship Trungpa had with Allen Ginsberg. I was curious so I picked up a copy of this book. It was enlightening because this is the real deal unlike a lot of the half baked Zen Buddhism invoked by many beatnik types. One need not drop acid to gain wisdom here. If you want the hokey, trippie hippie Buddhism, forget this book. Trungpa is writing of an ancient code of warriorship. It is an inward, spiritual journey drawn from the Tibetan warrior culture. One who reads this and learns the lessons it teaches will be assisted in overcoming self doubt and negativity. This is not a book of violence. It is really a guide towards overcoming violence. It is about learning mastery over oneself. I was inspired to be better after reading this book. It made me believe in the possibility of transcendence. That is saying something, too. It is a very motivational book.
I've read this book three times and took Shambala Training. Many years ago, I saw a young girl sitting on a park bench reading this book. I thought "uh-oh!" Chogyam Trungpa was considered one of the greatest meditation masters in American Buddhism. The Karmapa approved of him totally. He was a brillant man who understood the inhibitions and neurosis of Westerners possibly better than any teacher who has taught Tibetan Buddhism in the West. He helped me a great deal. I no longer became embarrassed about being a human being. His books are and were great. But sadly enough, we have to face facts. I have talked to many many people in the last twenty years who knew him. His conduct was, to say the least, deplorable. He constantly violated four out of the five Buddhist precepts. Buy the book. All of Trungpa's books and his teachings were fundamentally kind and compassionate. Just do what the Dalai Lama suggests. Be wary with any personal teacher. Best of luck.
Need I summarize or paraphrase any more of this wonderful book? Need I tout the wisdom contained in this small volume any more than what has already been said by the other dozen or so reviews? I wish to offer a different perspective, if I may: that of a martial artist and a warrior. I have been a student of Korean and Japanese martial arts for well over a decade, with special emphasis on the spiritual and philosophical side of the arts. The Japanese concept of Bushido, the way of the warrior, has been an especially powerful guiding force in my life, as well as in the lives of many of my fellow martial arts students, philosophy students, and close loved ones. Duty, honor, humility, and loyalty, as taught in Bushdo, are among the cornerstones of this way of life and mode of thought; and these concepts do, indeed, mean virtually everything to the modern-day warrior.So where does this work fit in? It can quite easily and effectively influence all people's lives for the better. This book teaches that we can become free of our fear in order to become "gentle and genuine". Thus awakening the goodness inherent within her/himself, the warrior becomes free to help those around her or him to achieve such enlightenment.Reviews such as these simply cannot do such teaching proper justice. The impact it has on warriors in today's world is extremely deep, on a personal and emotional level. Heck, it even made me cry a couple times! So, to summarize, this book is indeed a boon for all people, regardless of faith. But it is my sincere belief that to a true warrior, martial artist or not, this book is absolutely essential for defining one's path, choosing which wars to fight, and ultimately for seeking peace.
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