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  2. Nirvana

    James H. Stover in Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion
    Reference work entry 2020

  3. Samsara and Nirvana

    Frank Scalambrino in Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion
    Reference work entry 2020

  4. The Buddha’s Awakening

    A comparative study of early Buddhist textual accounts of the Buddha’s awakening helps to put into perspective the impression that these texts...

    Bhikkhu Anālayo in Mindfulness
    Article Open access 26 July 2021

  5. Being Mindful of What is Absent

    The cultivation of mindfulness in early Buddhist soteriology can comprise awareness of an absence. Such absence can be specific, in the sense of the...

    Bhikkhu Anālayo in Mindfulness
    Article Open access 07 October 2021

  6. Why Nirvana? The Manut and the Language of Solitude

    There is a second way of narrating reality, one described by the Buddha. The narratives that reflect otherworldly Buddhist doctrine emphasize the...
    Steven Grant Carlisle in Narrative Practice and Cultural Change
    Chapter 2020

  8. Decoding Unconditional Self-Acceptance: A Qualitative Report

    Unconditional self-acceptance (USA) is a philosophy practiced to avoid the consequences of self-esteem in Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)....

    Suchismita Pramanik, Rooplekha Khuntia in Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy
    Article 15 July 2023

  9. Exploration of Evolution-Informed Compassion-Focused Therapy and Buddhist Approaches to Insight Meditation: A Three-Way Exploration

    This paper explores the overlap and relationship between Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) as an evolution-informed, biopsychosocial approach to the...

    Paul Gilbert, Malcolm Huxter, Choden in Mindfulness
    Article Open access 21 June 2023

  12. Situating Mindfulness, Part 2: Early Buddhist Soteriology

    As the second of three articles, the present essay continues to explore the character of selected aspects of early Buddhism in order to assess its...

    Bhikkhu Anālayo in Mindfulness
    Article Open access 02 October 2021

  13. Religion as the Global Horizon of Human Happiness

    Despite the modernization of society and the process of secularization, the religious phenomenon continues to have a considerable impact on society...
    Julio Martínez Martinez, Jesús Sánchez-Camacho in Humanistic Perspectives in Happiness Research
    Chapter 2024

  14. Mindfulness as Relational Ethics

    In this chapter we propose to understand mindfulness as relational ethics, that is, an engaged, culturally mediated form of knowledge committed to...
    Joaquín Gaete, Roberto Arístegui in Relational Mindfulness
    Chapter 2021

  16. Awakening or Enlightenment? On the Significance of bodhi

    The central goal of traditional mindfulness practice is bodhi , often translated as “awakening.” A critical examination of arguments proposed by...

    Bhikkhu Anālayo in Mindfulness
    Article Open access 06 May 2021

  19. Lay Meditation in Early Buddhism

    A perusal of the early Buddhist discourses brings to light a remarkable number of references to lay meditation. Such references, which are not...

    Bhikkhu Anālayo in Mindfulness
    Article 24 November 2021
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