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The Mystery of the Void Not just a mystery, but a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. The spiritual and transcendental experience of shunyata, …	Sangharakshita	1966

Discerning the Buddha In trying to discern the Buddha, we are trying to discern the highest kind of being: an Enlightened One. The Buddha, it seems, …	Sangharakshita	1986

The Heights and Depths in the Spiritual Life Under the influence of 'cyclic' conditionality, we oscillate between pairs of opposite factors, particularly between …	Sangharakshita

Authority and the Individual in the New Society In creating a spiritual community people need to eschew completely the use of the 'power mode' in interacting with …	Sangharakshita	1979

The Moral Order and its Upholders Chapter 12 of the Sutra concerns divine kingship, setting out the origins and duties of those who govern. The emergent theme …	Sangharakshita	1976

The Individual, the Group, and the Community A Spiritual Community consists of Individuals; a group does not consist of Individuals. What is individuality? How can an …	Sangharakshita	1971

The Spiritual Significance of Confession "And there he saw a man beating that drum. Then from the sound of the drum he heard these confessional verses." …	Sangharakshita	1976

The Psychology of Spiritual Development A discussion of the law of conditionality and its two trends, represented by the twelve links on the Wheel of Life and the …	Sangharakshita	1967

The Principles of Ethics: Right Action How can we decide between right and wrong? The Eastern criterion of ethics is psychological rather than theological: ethical …	Sangharakshita	1968

On the Threshold of Enlightenment This lecture describes dhyana (meditation), and prajna (Wisdom), the fifth and sixth perfections.	Sangharakshita	1969

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