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    Mind in Tibetan Buddhism

    Author Lati Rinpoche
    Introduction by Elizabeth S. Napper
    Edited by Elizabeth S. Napper
    Translated by Elizabeth S. Napper
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    Shambhala | Snow Lion
    5.5"W x 8.5"H x 0.48"D   | 8 oz | 48 per carton
    On sale Jan 01, 1981 | 184 Pages | 9780937938027
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    In the great Tibetan monasteries of Lhasa, monks seeking to purify their minds and develop the understanding necessary for final enlightenment began their inquiry into mind and consciousness by studying The Presentation of Awareness and Knowledge. Through understanding the nature of the mind and the process of cognition, inner peace can be attained. This text, plus Lati Rinbochay's rich and extensive commentary, give a comprehensive explanation of the nature and function of the mind, the different types of mind and mental factors, and how we develop knowledge and understanding. In her, introduction Elizabeth Napper gives an overview of the principal divisions of consciousness and mind.
    "A valuable work written in concise form. . . . Clearly translated. The oral commentary is sparkling."—Religious Studies Review
    Elizabeth S. Napper is an independent scholar who has translated and edited Tibetan Buddhist works. She lives in India.
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    In the great Tibetan monasteries of Lhasa, monks seeking to purify their minds and develop the understanding necessary for final enlightenment began their inquiry into mind and consciousness by studying The Presentation of Awareness and Knowledge. Through understanding the nature of the mind and the process of cognition, inner peace can be attained. This text, plus Lati Rinbochay's rich and extensive commentary, give a comprehensive explanation of the nature and function of the mind, the different types of mind and mental factors, and how we develop knowledge and understanding. In her, introduction Elizabeth Napper gives an overview of the principal divisions of consciousness and mind.

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    "A valuable work written in concise form. . . . Clearly translated. The oral commentary is sparkling."—Religious Studies Review

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    Elizabeth S. Napper is an independent scholar who has translated and edited Tibetan Buddhist works. She lives in India.
    Lati Rinpoche View titles by Lati Rinpoche

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