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Average rating: 4.31 · 35 ratings · 4 reviews · 11 distinct works
Great Faith, Great Wisdom: ...

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The Art of Reflection

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Art of Reflection: A Guide ...

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“He who binds to himself a joy Does the wingèd life destroy; But he who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity’s sunrise.”
― Ratnaguna, Great Faith, Great Wisdom: Practice and Awakening in the Pure Land Sutras of Mahayana Buddhism

“Modern Western society places a high value on the notion of ‘thinking for oneself’, the goal of which is to have one’s own original thoughts on everything. This is not the aim of Buddhist reflection, which is to see things as they are.”
― Ratnaguna, The Art of Reflection

“Reflection is disinterested thought. This doesn’t mean uninterested, it means unbiased by personal interest or advantage. When we reflect, what we’re interested in is discovering the truth, even if the truth is uncomfortable or inconvenient to us.”
― Ratnaguna, The Art of Reflection



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