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Jinananda
108 songs
Total 108 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
Tantric Buddhism or the Vajrayana (Diamond Vehicle)The Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 8:36 | ||
The Tantra in Tibet - The Three 'Esoteric' Versions of the Three Jewels: i. The Buddha - The Teacher or GuruThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 3:22 | ||
The Tantra in Tibet - The Three 'Esoteric' Versions of the Three Jewels: ii. The Dharma - The Yidam, a Visualised Symbol of a Tantric Deity, and Its MantraThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 4:12 | ||
The Tantra in Tibet - The Three 'Esoteric' Versions of the Three Jewels: iii. The Sangha - The DakiniThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 0:34 | ||
The 11th Century Tibetan Yogi and Poet, Milarepa and His Teacher MarpaThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 2:16 | ||
Buddhism in China and Japan - The Pure Land/Jodo Shinshu and Cha'an or ZenThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 9:47 | ||
Buddhism in the WestThe Middle Way: The Story of Buddhism (abridged) • 2:21 | ||
Book 1Meditations • 4:09 | ||
From Sextus, a benevolent disposition…Meditations • 4:51 | ||
In my adoptive father I observed mildness of temper…Meditations • 5:35 | ||
To the gods I am indebted for having good grandfathers…Meditations • 4:03 | ||
Book 2 – Composed among the Quadi on the River Gran.Meditations • 5:58 | ||
Theophrastus, in his comparison of evil actions…Meditations • 4:55 | ||
Though you should be going to live three thousand years…Meditations • 4:45 | ||
Book 3 – This written in Carnuntum.Meditations • 7:29 | ||
Labour not unwillingly, nor without regard…Meditations • 5:04 | ||
Throw away then all else but hold to these few things only…Meditations • 6:14 | ||
Book 4Meditations • 6:17 | ||
Death is such as birth is, a mystery of nature…Meditations • 5:36 | ||
If souls continue to exist, how does the air give room…Meditations • 5:57 | ||
Consider, for example, the times of Vespasian.Meditations • 7:38 | ||
If any god told you that you die tomorrow…Meditations • 4:55 | ||
Book 5Meditations • 6:30 | ||
A prayer of the Athenians…Meditations • 6:24 | ||
About what am I now employing my own soulMeditations • 5:36 | ||
Things themselves do not touch the soul…Meditations • 6:05 | ||
The intelligence of the universe is social.Meditations • 5:16 | ||
Book 6Meditations • 6:23 | ||
Some things are hurrying into existence…Meditations • 6:41 | ||
If any man should propose to you the question…Meditations • 5:58 | ||
Asia, Europe are minute corners of the universe…Meditations • 6:41 | ||
Be continually mindful of all the kinds of men…Meditations • 4:55 | ||
Book 7Meditations • 6:16 | ||
The ruling faculty – your reason – does not disturb itself…Meditations • 7:44 | ||
Do not look around you to discover other men's ruling principles…Meditations • 5:07 | ||
How do we know if Telauges was not superior…Meditations • 5:05 | ||
Book 8Meditations • 6:14 | ||
When you rise from sleep with reluctance…Meditations • 6:10 | ||
It is satisfaction to a man to do the proper works of a man.Meditations • 5:46 | ||
Does Panthea or Pergamus now sit by the tomb of VerusMeditations • 6:24 | ||
Say nothing more to yourself than what the first appearances report.Meditations • 6:59 | ||
Book 9Meditations • 6:45 | ||
Among the animals which have not reason…Meditations • 6:40 | ||
Hasten to examine your own ruling faculty…Meditations • 5:49 | ||
You can remove out of the way many useless things…Meditations • 4:07 | ||
But perhaps you will say, the gods have placed them in your power.Meditations • 5:27 | ||
Book 10Meditations • 7:32 | ||
When you have assumed these names…Meditations • 6:12 | ||
Inquire of yourself as soon as you wake from sleep…Meditations • 5:43 | ||
Constantly consider how all things such as they now are…Meditations • 6:20 |
