T he illustrated encyclopedia of Buddhist Wisdom/ 
BhGarrer-Halls,Gill 
 - 1st.ed. 
 - Delhi:  New age books,  2000. 
 - 192 p. 
<br/><br/>CHAPTER ONE<br/>HOW BUDDHISM DEVELOPED <br/>Southeast Asia <br/>China <br/>The Far East <br/>Tibet <br/>The West <br/>CHAPTER TWO<br/>BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES <br/>What it Means to be a Buddhist <br/>Common Misperceptions <br/>Taking Refuge in the Three Jewels <br/>The Three Poisons and the Five Hindrances <br/>Karma<br/>Rebirth <br/>Impermanence <br/>Death<br/>Interdependence<br/>Emptiness <br/>The Noble Eight fold Path <br/>The Six Perfections <br/>CHAPTER THREE<br/>MEDITATION <br/>Preparation for Meditation <br/>Why Do We Meditate? <br/>Posture <br/>Tranquil Abiding or Calm Meditation <br/>Insight Meditation <br/>Walking Meditation <br/>Maintaining Mindfulness <br/>Informal Meditation <br/>Dealing with Negative Emotions no<br/>Temple Etiquette<br/>Prostrations<br/>Setting up an Altar <br/>CHAPTER FOUR<br/>THERAVADA BUDDHISM <br/>HowTheravada Buddhism Is Practiced <br/>A Goenka Retreat <br/>Abhayagiri Monastery <br/>Ajahn Sumedho <br/>Theravada Personal View - Kathryn Guta <br/>A Theravada Buddhist Story <br/>Going for Refuge <br/>Meditation on Lovingkindness <br/>The Mantra "Buddha" <br/>Mindfulness of the Ordinary <br/>CHAPTER FIVE<br/>ZEN BUDDHISM <br/>How Zen Buddhism Is Practiced <br/>A Korean Zen Retreat <br/>The Rochester Zen Center <br/>Thich Nhat Hanh <br/>Zen Personal View-AmyHonowellT<br/>Two Zen Stories <br/>Zen and the Arts <br/>Zen Breathing Meditation <br/>Zazen Meditation <br/>Koan Meditation <br/>CHAPTER SIX<br/>TIBETAN BUDDHISM <br/>How Tibetan Buddhism Is Practiced <br/>Jamyang Buddhist Center Summer Retreat <br/>Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Center <br/>The Dalai Lama <br/>Tibetan Personal View - Andrew Haynes <br/>Tibetan Prayers <br/>A Tibetan Story <br/>Meditation on the Clarity of the Mind <br/>Meditation on Death <br/>Meditation on Compassion  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8178221187 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>294.3  / BHG/B