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9780791445754

The Concept of Bodhicitta in Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara

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    9780791445754

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: State Univ of New York Pr

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Francis Brassard is Assistant Professor of Religion at Berry College, Georgia.

Table of Contents

List of Abbreviations
ix
Introduction 1(6)
Bodhicitta and the spiritual path of the Bodhisattva
7(22)
Methodological considerations
7(3)
Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara
10(8)
The text
11(4)
Santideva
15(2)
Prajnakaramati
17(1)
Review of literature
18(11)
Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki
18(4)
Sangharakshita
22(7)
Bodhicitta as a desire for enlightenment
29(24)
The idea of desire
30(4)
Criticism of bodhicitta as an act of will
34(16)
Citta (mind)
34(5)
Citta-utpada (arising of the mind)
39(2)
The two types of bodhicitta
41(5)
The ethical aspect of bodhicitta
46(4)
Conclusion
50(3)
Bodhicitta as an object of concentration
53(18)
Arguments in favor of bodhicitta as an object of concentration
55(9)
Derivatives of the Sanskrit verbal roots &squr;grah (to take) and &squr;dhr (to hold)
55(3)
The practice of meditation
58(5)
Implications related to the idea of bodhicitta as an object of concentration
63(1)
Criticism of bodhicitta as an object of concentration
64(7)
Bodhicitta as cultivation of awareness
71(34)
The nature of religious language
73(14)
The functional aspect of religious language
73(4)
The metaphysical aspect of religious language
77(3)
The ethical aspect of religious language
80(7)
The cultivation of awareness
87(11)
Examples of the cultivation of awareness
90(3)
The feeling of detachment
93(4)
The breaking up of distinctions
97(1)
The practice of devotion
98(4)
Saddha/sraddha
99(3)
Conclusion
102(3)
The aspect of renunciation
105(14)
The klesas (mental afflictions) and the cultivation of awareness
109(2)
Ksantiparamita (the Perfection of patience)
111(2)
The workings of the mind
113(6)
The aspect of conversion
119(14)
Viryaparamita (the Perfection of endeavor)
123(10)
The aspect of contemplation
133(18)
Conclusion
147(4)
Notes 151(26)
Bibliography 177(10)
Index 187

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