Author: B. Alan Wallace
Translator: Hak-gu Hwang
Publisher: Cheongnyeongsa
Hardcover | 348 pages | 223*152mm
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About This Book
In this society with its hurly-burly pace demanding of our time, it is
ever so easy to let life slip by. The process of simply existing is not
necessarily meaningful. And yet, there is an unlimited potential for
meaning and value in this human existence. The Seven-Point Mind Training
is one eminently practical way of tapping into that meaning.
The central theme of The Seven-Point Mind Training is to make the
liberating passage from the constricting solitude of self-centeredness
to the warm kinship with others which occurs with the cultivation of
cherishing others even more than oneself.
This mind training technique is especially well-suited for an active
life. It does not require that we withdraw into seclusion, but that we
re-examine all of our relationships ? to family, friends, enemies, and
strangers -- and gradually transform our responses to whatever life
throws our way.
B. Alan Wallace trained for many years as a monk in Buddhist monasteries
in India and Switzerland. He has taught Buddhist theory and practice in
Europe and America since 1976 and has served as interpreter for numerous
Tibetan scholars and contemplatives, including H.H. the Dalai Lama. He
has published many books on Tibetan Buddhism, including Buddhism with an
Attitude and The Four Immeasurables and currently lives in Santa
Barbara, CA.
"Alan Wallace is one of the great Western Buddhist thinkers of our
day." --Howard Cutler, co-author with H.H. the Dalai Lama of The Art of
Happiness at Work
"A book that will enhance and deepen your spiritual life and empower you
to make positive changes." --East and West Series
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