Finding the mind : a Buddhist view /
Cooper, Robin,1954-
Cambridge, U.K. : Windhorse Publications,
2012.
"How does Buddhism view consciousness? This approachable introduction considers the nature of mind, asking questions about the Buddhist search for the "I" that gazes out on the world and experiences it. The author explores where experiences come from and where they go, compassion, control, and, finally, what Buddhism believes consciousness can become"--Amazon.com, viewed December 18, 2012.
"How does Buddhism view consciousness? This approachable introduction considers the nature of mind, asking questions about the Buddhist search for the "I" that gazes out on the world and experiences it. The author explores where experiences come from and where they go, compassion, control, and, finally, what Buddhism believes consciousness can become"--Amazon.com, viewed December 18, 2012.
Introduction : In the forests of the night -- The windows of experience -- The garden of impressions -- The mirror of awareness -- The rills of selfishness -- The lasso of compassion -- I am a miner for a heart of gold -- Mind like the sky -- The Buddha in the laboratory -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 137) and index.
Consciousness