Julian and the Buddha: common points along the way
What on earth do Julian of Norwich and the Buddha have in common? Julian and the Buddha: Common points along the way answers that question. Written by a Zen Buddhist brought up in the Christian tradition, it is the first publication that compares what these two religious figures had to say about the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | What on earth do Julian of Norwich and the Buddha have in common? Julian and the Buddha: Common points along the way answers that question. Written by a Zen Buddhist brought up in the Christian tradition, it is the first publication that compares what these two religious figures had to say about the essentials of leading a good life. The remarkable fact is that, despite their different religions and eras, both of them identified ten common keys to full realisation of the Ultimate, and to awaken to life in a fruitful and rewarding way. These ten keys can completely transform our lives if we let them. The reader is guided through each of these keys so that they can come to understand how and why mysticism can be made real in our everyday lives. Using Julian of Norwich and Gautama Buddha as role models, Joanne P. Miller examines how one man and one woman interacted with the Ultimate, and produced practical and authentic outcomes. It presents a new, comparative perspective on the timeless search for and discovery of Truth. While Buddhists and Christians might be on different sections of the highway at times, there are a number of parallel themes and processes that Julian and the Buddha emphasised, which touch a chord in our hearts. In our differences and from our own homes, so to speak, we can appreciate each other as we seek to become true to our chosen paths and to ourselves |
| Beschreibung: | 239 pages |
| ISBN: | 9781532610448 9781532610431 |
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| contents | Introduction -- Who were Julian of Norwich and the Buddha? -- The ten realizations : common flags held aloft -- The first key : Connection by any other name -- The second key : Not one, not two -- The third key : People don't churn water -- The fourth key : Not everything is what we think it is -- The fifth key : We don't have to run -- The sixth key : Embodied life is also the way -- The seventh key : Seeing and knowing equals compassion -- The eight key : We go up and we go down -- The ninth key : Joy, silence and laughter -- The tenth key : Every day is a good day and all shall be well |
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