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9781888375602

The Cosmos in a Carrot A Zen Guide to Eating Well

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    9781888375602

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    1888375604

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-08-23
  • Publisher: Parallax Press
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Summary

Outlines principles in eating and living well in accordance with Engageduddhism philosophies, sharing practical suggestions on how to eat mindfullynd nutritionally while broadening one's understanding of the relationshipetween eating patterns and health, in a reference complemented by recipesnd grocery lists. Original.

Author Biography

Carmen Yuen is 21 years old and lives in Vancouver, Canada. Studied Buddhism and Eastern philosophy with Robert Thurman and William Theodore de Bary and is currently a first-year at Yale Law School. Previously she worked in New York a music journalist, band scout for Columbia Records/Sony, and student associate at entertainment law firm Epstein Levinsohn. She won the 2006 Grammy for entertainment law essay. In 2005, wrote a weekly opinion column for British Columbia's most-read newspaper, The Province. Currently shopping a humorous memoir about New York youth hipster culture - getting interest from the William Morris Agency and other prominent agencies.For more information and photos, visit www.carmenyuen.com

Table of Contents

Introduction 7(6)
PART ONE: What Would Buddha Eat? 13(58)
A New Philosophy for Eating Well
15(5)
The First and Second Noble Truths: Suffering and Craving
20(6)
The Third and Fourth Noble Truths: Transcending Suffering through Mindfulness
26(12)
No-Self and Interbeing
38(7)
The First Mindfulness Training: Nonviolence
45(8)
The Second Mindfulness Training: The Compassion of the Bodhisattva
53(6)
The Third, Fourth, and Fifth Mindfulness Trainings: Intoxicants and Sense Food
59(5)
The Middle Path, Nonduality, and Nonattachment
64(7)
PART TWO: A Mindful Diet 71(60)
Guidelines for Healthy Eating
73(36)
A Mindful Approach to Weight Loss
109(14)
A Mindful Approach to Fad Diets
123(8)
PART THREE: A Mindful Diet In Action 131(34)
A Spirit of Openness
133(2)
Mindful Eating
135(5)
Eating with Your Sangha
140(6)
Tea Meditation
146(5)
Orange Meditation
151(2)
Mindful Cooking
153(8)
Mindful Grocery Shopping
161(4)
PART FOUR: In Buddha's Bowl: Meet Four Mindful Eaters 165(14)
Alissa Romanow
167(3)
Sally Stokes
170(2)
Bruce Blair
172(4)
Jane Ariel
176(3)
CONCLUSION 179(2)
Appendix A: A Mindful Grocery List 181(11)
Appendix B: Mindful Meals 192(3)
Appendix C: The Five Mindfulness Trainings 195(2)
Appendix D: The Fourteen Precepts of Engaged Buddhism 197(2)
Notes 199(2)
Index 201(4)
About the Author 205

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