Paperback • 2014 • English

How to Understand the Mind

Name: How to Understand the Mind
SKU: 9781906665821
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ISBN: 9781906665821

By Kelsang Gyatso

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About the book

'We often say: My mind, my mind. But if someone were to ask us: What is your mind? We would have no correct answer. This is because we do not understand the nature and function of the mind correctly.' - Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche. How to Understand the Mind offers us deep insight into our mind. It shows us how an understanding of our mind's nature and functions can be used to improve our lives practically, in our everyday experience. It begins by guiding us to develop and maintain a...Show more

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ISBN

9781906665821

Publisher

Tharpa Publications

Published year

2014

Language

English

Original title

How to Understand the Mind

Format

Paperback

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