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Self-Guiding Outlines
Here are suggested approaches you can use to work through specific fetters, which describe the information and exercises I suggest and use. These outlines can also be used to help guide others through the unfettering process. |
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Working with the Fetters
I have been doing a series of interviews with Angelo Dilullo, founder of the Simply Always Awake website and Facebook community, on the practical aspects of doing inquiry with the fetters.
I have been doing a series of interviews with Angelo Dilullo, founder of the Simply Always Awake website and Facebook community, on the practical aspects of doing inquiry with the fetters.
Reconciling the Heart Sutra
Its Context and Meaning
The Heart Sutra is one of the most popular Buddhist texts. Recent scholarship has shown that it was developed by extracting and editing selected passages from a particular section of a much larger text, translating those passages into Chinese, followed by re-translating it back into Sanskrit. Here I translate that section of the much larger text from the original Sanskrit, which allows an exploration of the context and meaning of the Heart Sutra that was lost in translation.
Its Context and Meaning
The Heart Sutra is one of the most popular Buddhist texts. Recent scholarship has shown that it was developed by extracting and editing selected passages from a particular section of a much larger text, translating those passages into Chinese, followed by re-translating it back into Sanskrit. Here I translate that section of the much larger text from the original Sanskrit, which allows an exploration of the context and meaning of the Heart Sutra that was lost in translation.