Dreamworlds of shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism : the third place /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
©2008.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Machine generated contents note: Ch. 1 Shamanisms and Dreams
- World as Being
- Animate and Inanimate Beings
- Contracts and Negotiation
- Joining Heaven and Earth
- Sleep and Dream as Shamanic Activity
- Dream, Initiation, and Power
- Envisioning the Invisible
- Ch. 2 Dream in the Ancient Indian Matrix
- Ritual and Homology in the Vedas
- Vitality and Power in the Vedas
- Sleep and Dream in the Vedas
- Self and Dream in the Upanisads
- Ch. 3 Indian Buddhist Views of Dream
- Buddhist Dream Theory and Its Indian Context
- Dream and Direct Perception of the Buddha
- Dreaming and Paranormal Powers
- Dream Interpretation and Classification
- Conception Dream of Queen Maya
- Dreams of Awakening
- Dream and the Moral Condition of the Dreamer
- Ch. 4 Dream in the Tibetan Context
- Conflict and Competition
- Lama, the Shaman, and the Yogi
- Dream and Liberation: The Bodhi Orientation
- Dreaming and Dying: The Karma Orientation
- Dream and Divination: The Pragmatic Orientation
- Buddhist Distinctions between Lama and Shaman
- Shamanism and Soteriology
- Ch. 5 Tibetan Dream Theory, Imagery, and Interpretation
- General Dream Theory
- Theory and Imagery from Medical Texts
- Popular Dream Images
- Dream and Evidence of Success in Religious Practice
- Gaining Permission of the Deity
- Question of Tendrel
- Dream and the Illusion of Illusion
- Appendix. Gampopa's Dreams.