Perché il buddhismo fa bene
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Tradotto da: Maddalena Togliani
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Perché il buddhismo fa bene è un’opera utile e affascinante che combina psicologia, filosofia, mindfulness, scienza ed esperienza personale. Attraverso un’analisi semplice e profonda l’autore rende accessibili a tutti concetti vertiginosi quali il vuoto o il non-sé e ci spiega come il Buddha abbia descritto migliaia di anni fa aspetti della realtà che gli scienziati stanno scoprendo solo ora. La meditazione ha un ruolo cruciale: consente di osservare con distacco pensieri ed emozioni, rendendo permeabili i confini tra sé e non-sé (il mondo, gli altri); ne consegue una maggiore compassione verso tutte le creature (non essendoci effettiva separazione tra gli individui, offendere gli altri significa nuocere a se stessi) e la possibilità di superare egoismi, conflitti e sofferenze.
Dimostrando l’illusorietà della realtà e del sé, insegnandoci ad abbandonare il desiderio e quindi il dolore, il buddhismo svela una visione del mondo che ci salverà, come individui e come specie.
- ISBN: 8850261624
- Casa Editrice: TEA
- Pagine: 400
- Data di uscita: 23-09-2021
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A far more accurate title for this book would be Why Mindfulness Meditation is Good . For as Wright—who does not consider himself a Buddhist—admits, he is not really here to talk about any form of traditional Buddhism. He does not even present a strictly “orthodox” view of any secular, Western variet Leggi tutto
This is a fact-based and serious book that uses brain science, evolutionary psychology/biology and sociobiology to prove each claimed assumption and maybe one of the best explanations of how and why mindfulness and a livelong training and evolution of meditation and self-reflection might be advisabl Leggi tutto
“Ultimately, happiness comes down to choosing between the discomfort of becoming aware of your mental afflictions and the discomfort of being ruled by them.” True happiness is exceedingly hard to find in this life. And when I hit hard times I always find myself drawn to Buddhist teachings as a wa Leggi tutto
This was a really compelling book for me - it made me think deeply about myself and the world and opened my eyes a bit too. It's no coincidence that multiple of my smarter friends have told me to read it! Meditation is a subject that is interesting to me because of how many smart/successful people th Leggi tutto
I disagree with the author’s view of meditation as a study of one’s thought. But then there are so many schools of meditation… I’m primarily interested in the evolutionary psychology angle here, but have to sit through these pages that don’t entirely accord with my Soto Zen dharma. But as Shunryu Su Leggi tutto
This is a truly remarkable, fantastic book. It is one of those rare volumes that will turn your head inside out and leave you seeing the world differently, not because he (or it) is extreme, but because reality is extreme; he is sewing together science and philosophy and offering readers a breathtak Leggi tutto
The title is a bit misleading, in a tongue-in-cheek sort of way. This book is really about Wright wanting you to know why he thinks secular Buddhism makes sense, and why mindfulness meditation is good for you. Wright goes with the basic idea that suffering is caused by our desires, and that our desi Leggi tutto
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