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Mentioned in 9 episodes
Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha
An Unusually Hardcore Dharma Book
Book • 2018
This book is designed for readers interested in deeply practicing and realizing the teachings of the Buddha.
It clarifies the Three Trainings—Morality, Concentration, and Wisdom—in straightforward terms and assumes that mastery of traditional states and stages is attainable.
The book debunks myths and disempowering dogmas in contemporary Buddhism, providing extensive maps of meditative terrain and guidance on avoiding common traps.
It emphasizes real accomplishments and draws from historical and modern meditative practices.
It clarifies the Three Trainings—Morality, Concentration, and Wisdom—in straightforward terms and assumes that mastery of traditional states and stages is attainable.
The book debunks myths and disempowering dogmas in contemporary Buddhism, providing extensive maps of meditative terrain and guidance on avoiding common traps.
It emphasizes real accomplishments and draws from historical and modern meditative practices.
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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Dan Harris as an emergency room doctor who claims to be an Arhant and wrote a book about it.
Dan Harris as an emergency room doctor who claims to be an Arhant and wrote a book about it.
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Is Enlightenment Possible for Regular People, Daniel M. Ingram
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Breht as a book that he got very into after getting a taste of what Daniel Ingram was about.
Breht as a book that he got very into after getting a taste of what Daniel Ingram was about.
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[BEST OF] Buddhist Enlightenment: Impermanence, No Self, and the Dark Night of the Soul
Recommended by Justin as one of the most complete meditation books ever written.
Understanding the Categories of Insight, with Daniel Ingram
Mentioned as Daniel Ingram's controversial cult classic book on Buddhist teachings.
Emergent Phenomena, with Daniel M. Ingram
Mentioned multiple times throughout the podcast to support the discussion on meditation's effect on sleep.
“Meditation and Reduced Sleep Need” by niplav
