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An introduction to the early Buddhist concept of consciousness as the foundation of meditational approach, discussed according to Abhidhamma tradition; also in hardback.
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Martin Naylor
reviewed The psychological attitude of early Buddhist philosophy & its systematic representation according to Abhidhamma tradition on September 19, 2008
The psychological attitude of early Buddhist philosophy & its systematic representation according to
Excellent, highly academic presentation. Deep insight into the Buddhist ideas of Anatta (no soul), suffering, and rebirth.
Currently reading again (3rd time? 4th?)
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