Psychological Aspects of Theravāda Buddhist Meditative Training

Cultivating an I-less Self

By Peter Harvey

Online pdf

Overall, Buddhist practice can be seen as a combination of two processes: the cultivation and growth of wholesome, positive mental states, and the weakening, and final eradication, of mental ‘defilements’.

The Function of Buddhism Buddhist Meditation

Featured in the course, " The Function of Buddhism."

Published in 1997.

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