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294.3365 W1551m
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Prologue: skepticism in Buddhism and science
- Restoring our human nature. Toward a revolution in the mind sciences
- Buddhism and science: confrontation and collaboration
- Buddhism and the mind sciences
- A three-dimensional science of mind
- Restoring meaning to the universe
- What makes us human? scientific and Buddhist views
- Achieving free will
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- Transcending our human nature. Buddhist radical empiricism
- From agnosticism to gnosticism
- A Buddhist model of optimal mental health
- Mindfulness in the mind sciences and in Buddhism
- Shamatha and Vipashyana in the Indian Buddhist tradition
- Shamatha and Vipashyana in the Dzogchen tradition
- Epilogue: the many worlds of Buddhism and science.
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