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Individuality, True and False Tackling such terms as self, I, individual, and ego, reveals that each can have both a positive and a negative connotation. …	Sangharakshita	1970

The Stages of the Spiritual Path Practising Buddhism (so much harder than understanding it) involves breaking the chain of the twelve negative links, or nidanas, …	Sangharakshita	1966

Zen and the Psychotherapeutic Process The lecture investigates the goals of religion and psychotherapy, and then uses a verse of Zen poetry to identify areas of …	Sangharakshita	1967

Padmasambhava Talk Previously unreleased and, rather famously, given off-the-cuff at the London Buddhist Centre, this is an enjoyable and stirring …	Sangharakshita	1979

The Future of Tibetan Buddhism The Chinese occupation has had enormous effects on Tibetan Buddhism. What future does it have, and what can Western Buddhists …	Sangharakshita	1968

Archetypal Symbolism in the Biography of the Buddha The human psyche is partly conscious and partly unconscious. To understand the content of our unconscious depths, we must …	Sangharakshita	1967

Nature, Man, and Enlightenment We seek happiness, but often we find that our desires and aspirations are in conflict. This struggle and its resolution are …	Sangharakshita	1976

The Depth Psychology of the Yogachara The Yogachara School of Indian Mahayana Buddhism and its doctrine of 'Mind-Only' (Chittamatra) crucially influenced …	Sangharakshita	1967

Stream Entry Ordinary experience is governed by the endless round of the Wheel of Life, which can be gradually halted by treading the …	Sangharakshita	1965

Buddhism and the Language of Myth Buddhism is the most rational of religions. But it appeals no less to the heart than to the head, using the language of myth …	Sangharakshita

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