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ARTICLES RELATED TO Spiritual Traditions |  |  |  | Spiritual Traditions: Encyclopedia II - New Kadampa Tradition - Spiritual ProgramsGeshe Kelsang Gyatso has designed three spiritual programs for the systematic study and practice: the General Program, the Foundation Program, and the Teacher Training Program. In all three study programs the students study his books on Buddhism.
The presentation of the Dharma focuses less upon Buddhist philosophy and more upon integrating spiritual practices into daily life. This assortment was made by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso so that the presentation by NKT is more suited to Westerners and has some difference from ...
See also:New Kadampa Tradition, New Kadampa Tradition - History, New Kadampa Tradition - Lineage of Teachers, New Kadampa Tradition - Teachings, New Kadampa Tradition - Spiritual Programs, New Kadampa Tradition - Ordination, New Kadampa Tradition - Growth, New Kadampa Tradition - Controversies, New Kadampa Tradition - Critics of NKT say, New Kadampa Tradition - Response made by NKT practitioners Read more here: » New Kadampa Tradition: Encyclopedia II - New Kadampa Tradition - Spiritual Programs |
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Nondualism - Zen.
Zen, either in isolation or as a spiritual belief (Zen Buddhism), is a tradition or philosophy which is non-dual. It can be considered a religion, a philosophy, or simply a practice depending on one's perspective. It has also been described as a way of life, work, and an art form.
Nondualism - Buddhism.
In the Buddhist canon, the Diamond Sutra presents an accessible nondual view of "self" and "beings", while the Heart Sutra asserts shunyata — the "emptiness" ...
See also:Nondualism, Nondualism - Terminology, Nondualism - Nondual realization, Nondualism - Nondual religious and spiritual traditions, Nondualism - Zen, Nondualism - Buddhism, Nondualism - Dzogchen, Nondualism - Advaita, Nondualism - Taoism, Nondualism - Sufism, Nondualism - Individuals subscribing to a non-dual view of reality, Nondualism - Ancient Western philosophers, Nondualism - Medieval Western philosphers, Nondualism - Modern Western philosophers, Nondualism - Asian philosophers and spiritual leaders, Nondualism - Authors, Nondualism - Musicians, Nondualism - Source Read more here: » Nondualism: Encyclopedia II - Nondualism - Nondual religious and spiritual traditions |
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