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Examining the relationship of social organization, religion, and philosophy, this treatise on Indian philosophy considers the cultural roots of the Indian worldview and the development of Brahmanism, Jainism, Buddhism, and the philosophy of Yoga.
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Sabine Mcconnell
reviewed An Orientation in Indian Philosophy on September 24, 2019
An Orientation in Indian Philosophy
A book on perception by Trugpa, a Tibetan lama and excellent writer. An ancient dharmic teaching on the five shandhas. Perception broken down into five stages: form/matter; sensation/feeling (simple positive/negative/neutral); perception/discrimination (names); karmic formations (baggage, associations); consciousness (the totality). A wonderful way to begin to look at things differently, literally, more subtly, more slowly. "The whole approach of Buddhism is oriented towards dealing with everyday life situations rather than just meditating in order to achieve enlightenment."
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