As an intensely practical religion, Buddhism has concentrated on
devising a great number of meditations. In recent years
psychologists have shown great interest in the therapeutic value of
these meditations, but accurate information about them has been
hard to come by. The most outstanding original documents have now
been made accessible by Edward Conze, who translated them from
Pali, Sanskrit and Tibetan. The volume, originally published in
1956, also deals with the meaning of Buddhist meditation, and the
relation of its methods and presuppositions to modern
psychology.
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