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Any online recommended reading re: the Six Perfections and path of the Bodhisattva Warrior?
Thanks.
ruffburr
(1,190 posts)free buddhist audio.com is a place to checkout for sutras and more, Hope that helps, Also you tube has some great buddhist vids
OneGrassRoot
(23,424 posts)ruffburr
(1,190 posts)SoundsTrue.com free downloads and sells online courses ,Books etc.All well known authors and teachers,Hope that helps you on your quest
OneGrassRoot
(23,424 posts)I keep getting emails from Soundstrue.com, and have trashed them as though they're spam.
I won't do that now -- I'll check it out.
Thank you again, ruffburr!
CJCRANE
(18,184 posts)And temper that with some Joko Beck (who is more about Zen).
icymist
(15,888 posts)I would suggest getting familiar with some of the classics, like The Tibetan Book Of The Dead:
http://www.summum.us/mummification/tbotd/
Getting to know the Tibetan Saint like Milarepa:
http://cosmicharmony.com/Av/Milarepa/Milarepa.htm
Articles in the Shambhala Sun like this one on the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel:
http://www.shambhalasun.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2942
Good luck with your journey.
upaloopa
(11,417 posts)randr
(12,480 posts)In Hesses novel, experience, the totality of conscious events of a human life, is shown as the best way to approach understanding of reality and attain enlightenment Hesses crafting of Siddharthas journey shows that understanding is attained not through intellectual methods, nor through immersing oneself in the carnal pleasures of the world and the accompanying pain of samsara; however, it is the completeness of these experiences that allow Siddhartha to attain understanding.-Wikipedia