This book investigates two matters which initially appear
unconnected: the nature of Buddha's enlightenment and the meaning
of Buddhist symbolism. It concludes that these are in fact
connected because they ultimately deal with meditative practice.
The authors examine the relationship that appears to exist between
Buddhist meditative techniques and certain examples of Buddhist
symbolism as found in the earliest Pali texts and in the so-called
twilight language of the tantras. In doing so, they bring together
two approaches of Buddhist hermeneutics which in the past have
never been properly integrated: the meditative-descriptive approach
and the scholarly-historical approach. The result is an original
interpretation of the higher stages of the Buddhist path of
enlightenment, and of key aspects of Buddhist cosmology and
doctrine.
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