This Being, That Becomes by Thomas Jones Dhivan

This Being, That Becomes by Thomas Jones Dhivan

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This Being, That Becomes by Thomas Jones Dhivan

Dhivan Thomas Jones takes us into the heart of the Buddha's insight that everything - from mind to matter - arises in dependence on conditions. With the aid of lucid reflections and exercises he prompts us to explore how conditionality works in our own lives, and provides a sure guide to the most essential teaching of Buddhism.
"Clearly and intelligently written, this book carries a lot of good advice" Professor Richard Gombrich, author of 'What the Buddha Thought'. "Like all fine writers, Dhivan Thomas Jones makes complex ideas simple and subtle truths compelling. The Buddha considered conditionality the heart of his message and fathoming it the key to a happy, creative and fulfilling life. This excellent book teases out his meaning and makes you want to start putting it into practice right away." Vishvapani Blomfield, author of 'Gautama Buddha: the Life and Teachings of the Awakened One'.
Thomas Jones was ordained into the Triratna Buddhist Order in 2004, receiving the name Dhivan, meaning 'thoughtful' or 'intelligent'. At Lancaster University he obtained a BA in Religious Studies and a PhD in the philosophy of love. He also has a degree in Pali and Sanskrit from the University of Cambridge and teaches courses in the arts for the Open University. Sagaraghosa is a renowned teacher of Buddhism and meditation. She currently leads courses in meditation and Buddhism in Cambridge.
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ISBN 13 9781899579907
ISBN 10 1899579907
Title This Being, That Becomes
Author Thomas Jones Dhivan
Series Buddhist Wisdom In Practice
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Windhorse Publications
Year published 2011-04-15
Number of pages 160
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