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Beyond Desire & Passion
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Contents
1. Ven. Sāriputta’s Answer
2. An Affirmation of Power
3. Proactive People with Proactive Minds
4. Intimate Causality
5. Fueled by Intention
6. Ignorance
7. The Causes of Ignorance
8. Craving & Clinging
9. Desire & Passion Engendering Conflict
10. Implications
11. The Place of Dispassion
12. Aspects of Dispassion
13. Possible, Desirable, Objectively True
14. The Names of Unbinding
15. Desires & Determination on the Path
16. Honest & Observant
17. Starting Out Right
18. Virtue in Rules
19. Rules & Determinations
20. Training Rules for All
21. Virtue as Attitudes (1)
22. Virtue as Attitudes (2)
23. Virtue as Attitudes (3)
24. Herding Your Thoughts (1)
25. Herding Your Thoughts (2)
26. Training in Mindfulness
27. Training in Concentration
28. Other Maps of Concentration
29. More than Just Calm
30. Discernment in Concentration
31. Mindfulness, Concentration, & Discernment at the Breath
32. Leaping Up
33. The Skilled Archer
34. Allure & Drawbacks
35. Relinquishing the Path
36. Levels of Awakening
37. To Summarize
38. The Gist
Appendix: Ven. Sāriputta’s Answer
Glossary
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Beyond Desire & Passion
The Buddha’s Training for Freedom
by
Ṭhānissaro Bhikkhu
(Geoffrey DeGraff)
