Anthony Tribe Boeken

Focusing on the commentary of the Mañju r -n masäg ti, this book explores Buddhist tantric meditation practices and their doctrinal significance in early-medieval India. Authored by the notable tantric scholar Vil savajra from the 8th-9th century, it provides insights into the spiritual and philosophical underpinnings of the text. The volume includes a translation of the commentary, making it accessible for readers interested in the intricacies of Buddhist thought and meditation techniques during this historical period.

Focusing on Buddhist tantric meditation, this book presents a commentary on the Mañju r -n masäg ti, authored by the 8th-9th century scholar Vil savajra. It includes a translation of the first five chapters, enriched with extensive annotations and introductions. Additionally, it features a critical edition of the Sanskrit text, meticulously compiled from eight manuscripts and two Tibetan blockprint editions. This work offers valuable insights into the doctrinal context of early-medieval India, making it an essential resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

Tato kniha vede čtenáře k pochopení a ocenění základních pojmů klasického indického buddhistického myšlení: sleduje jeho vývoj už od Buddhovy doby a otvírá pohled na nejnovější vědecké poznatky i sporné otázky.