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100 Buddhismus Autor Titel Signatur Vermerk 100 Buddhismus 101 Buddhismus allgemein Lasalle-Haus: Symposium Buddhisten und Christen für Gerechtigkeit, Frieden und Bewahrung der Erde 101 siehe 990 Bran Leong, Kenneth S. Jesus - der Zenlehrer: Das Herz seiner Lehre 101 siehe 990 Leon Mensching, Gustav Buddha und Christus 101 siehe 990 Mens Zimmermann, Spitz, Schmid Achtsamkeit; ein buddhistisches Konzept erobert die Wissenschaft 101 Acht auch 894 Acht, 950 Acht Zimmermann, Spitz, Schmid Achtsamkeit; ein buddhistisches Konzept erobert die Wissenschaft, CD 101 Acht auch 894 Acht, 950 Acht Batchelor Stephen Jenseits des Buddhismus, eine säkulare Vision des Dharma 101 Batc Bechert H. / Gombrich R. Der Buddhismus, Geschichte und Gegenwart 101 Bech Carrithers Michael Der Buddha, Eine Einführung 101 Carr Conze, Edward Der Buddhismus 101 Conz Dumoulin, Heinrich Spiritualität des Buddhismus 101 Dumo Hecker Hellmuth Blüte und Verfall im frühen Buddhismus und im Mahayana-Buddhismus 101 Heck O'Flaherty, Wendy Doniger Karma and Rebirth in Classical Indien Traditions 101 Karm siehe 301 Keown, Damien Der Buddhismus, Eine kurze Einführung 101 Keow Kohl Christian Thomas Buddhismus und Quantenphysik 101siehe All 894 Kohl Kollmar, Karnina Kleine Geschichte Tibets 101 Koll siehe 273 Koll Kollmar, Karnina Buddhismus und Christentum: Geschichte, Konfrontation, Dialog 101 siehe 990 vonB von Brück, Michael, Whalen Lai Karma 101 Karm siehe auch 108 Karm Weil, Alfred Tibet Turning the Wheel of Life 101 Weil siehe 273 Pomm Pommaret, Francoise Buddha 101 Pomm Percheron, Maurice Buddhismus zur Einführung 101 Prec Schlieter, Jens Der historische Buddha 101 Schl Schumann, Hans Wolfgang Buddhismus Grundlagen – Geschichte – Praxis 101 Schu Side Dominique Buddhismus Ein Grundlagenwerk für Lehrende, Lernende und alle Interessierten 101 Side von Brück, Michael Das verborgene Wissen der Welt 101 vonB von Glasenapp, Helmuth Buddha Ein Wegweiser zur Buddhistischen Lehre und Kunst 101 vonG 101.1 Buddhistische Kosmologie 101 vonP von Przychowski, Alexandra Buddhist Cosmology 101.1 Sada Sadakata Akira 101.2 Sterben Epp Andreas Früchte buddhistischer Praxis am Lebensende 101.2 Epp siehe auch 980 102 Anthologien: 102.1 Tripitaka 102.2 andere Cleary, Thomas (Hrsg.) Dhammapada. Die Quintessenz der Buddha-Lehre 102.1 Clea Gunsser, Ilse-Lore Reden des Buddha 102.1 Guns Ajahn Pasanno & Ajahn The Island An Anthology of the Buddha's Teachings on Nibbana Edited and with auch 103 Isla,112 Isla, Amaro Commentary by Ajahn Pasanno & Ajahn Amaro 102.1 Isla 115.2 Isla,182.2 Isla Mensching, Gustav Buddhistische Geisteswelt 102.1 Mens Mylius, Claus (Hrsg.) Die vier edlen Wahrheiten 102.1 Myli Neumann, Karl Eugen Das hab ich gehört Lehrreden des Gotama Buddha 102.1 Neum Die Lehrreden des Buddha aus der angereihten Sammlung Anguttara-Nikaya Bd. I Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Einer- bis Dreier-Buch 102.1 Nyan Die Lehrreden des Buddha aus der angereihten Sammlung Anguttara-Nikaya Bd. II Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Vierer-Buch 102.1 Nyan Die Lehrreden des Buddha aus der angereihten Sammlung Anguttara-Nikaya Bd. III Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Fünfer- und Sechser-Buch 102.1 Nyan Die Lehrreden des Buddha aus der angereihten Sammlung Anguttara-Nikaya Bd. IV Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Siebener- bis Neuner-Buch 102.1 Nyan Die Lehrreden des Buddha aus der angereihten Sammlung Anguttara-Nikaya Bd. IV Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Zehner- und Elfer-Buch 102.1 Nyan Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Maha-parinibbana Sutta: Last Days of the Buddha 102.1 Nyan Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Das Wort des Buddha 102.1 Nyan Warren, Henry Clarke Buddhism in Translation 102.1 Warr Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Satipatthana, Geistestraining durch Achtsamkeit 102.2 Nyan 102.2.1 Buddha Vinaya Vina 103 Älterer Buddhismus / Theravāda Dhammika Bhante S. Broken Buddha, Plädoyer für einen neuen Buddhismus 103 Dham 108 Dham Gombrich, Richard Der Theravada-Buddhismus 103 Gomb Ajahn Pasanno & Ajahn The Island An Anthology of the Buddha's Teachings on Nibbana Edited and with Amaro Commentary by Ajahn Pasanno & Ajahn Amaro 103 Isla sihe 102.1 siehe auch 112 Nyan, Nyanatiloka Buddhistisches Wörterbuch 103 Nyan 115.2 Nyan Ajahn Thiradhammo Contemplations on the Seven Factors of Awakening 103 7Fac siehe 182.2. 7Fac 103.1 Abhidhamma/Abhidharma The Psychology and Philosophy of Buddhism, Introduction to the Jayasuriya, L.M.S. Abhidhamma 103.1 Jaya 103.2 Buddhaghosha: Vishudimagga Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Visuddhi Magga, Der Weg zur Reinheit Ord. 1, I - X 103.2 Nyan Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Visuddhi Magga, Der Weg zur Reinheit Ord. 2, XI - - XVIII 103.2 Nyan Nyanatiloka (Übers.) Visuddhi Magga, Der Weg zur Reinheit Ord. 3, XIX - XXIII 103.2 Nyan 103.3 Milindapañha 103.4 Dhammapāla 103.5 Anuruddha 103.6 Buddhadatta 103.7 Zeitgenössische Schriften zu Theravāda Mylius, Claus (Hrsg.) Die vier edlen Wahrheiten 103.7 Vier Ajahn Sumedho Mindfullness: The Path to the Deathless 103.7 Mind auch 182.2 Ajahn Sumedho Die Wahrheit der Wiedergeburt 103.7 Than auch 182.2 Thanissaro Bhikkhu Treasures of the Buddha's Teaching 103.7 Trea auch 115.2, 182.2 104 Mahāyāna 104.1 Mahāyāna -Buddhismus allgemein und übergreifend 104.2 Mahāyāna -Sūtras: 104.3 Vaipulya-Sūtras: Prajñāpāramitā-Sūtra Vajracchedikā-Sūtras(Diamant-Sūtras) Saddharmapuṇḍarīka-Sūtra (Lotos-Sūtras)104.3 King, Sallie B. Buddha Nature 104.1 King 122 Budd Lu K'uan Yü (Charles Chan and Zen Teaching I: The Diamond Cutter of Doubts, A commentary by Chan Luk) Master Han Shan, A straight Talk on the Heart Sutra by M. Han Shan 104.3 HanS siehe 133.3 Luku Buddha Heart-Sūtra 104.3 Herz Wydler Haduch Robert Form ist Leeree ist Form Das Herzsutra 104.3 Herz siehe 155.9 Wydl Red Pine (Übers.) Diamant-Sūtra 104.3 Diam von Muralt, Raoul (Hersg.) Diamant-Sūtra 104.3 Diam Graulich, Kurt (Übers Diamant-Sūtra 104.3 Vajr Buddha Juwel des Lebens Buddhas erleuchtetes Erbarmen: aus dem Lotos- Sūtra 104.3 Loto 104.4 Avataṃsaka-Sūtras Gaṇḍa-vyūha Daśabhūmika-Sūtra von Borsig, Margareta (Übers.) KegonsūtraBand I 104.4 Avat Doi Torakazu (Übers.) KegonsūtraBand II 104.4 Avat Doi Torakazu (Übers.) Buddhāvatïsaka-Mahavaipulya- Sūtra (chin.) 104.4 Avat 104.5 Ratnakūṭa-Sūtra Sukhāvatīvyūha-Sūtra = Amitābha-Sūtra Mahāparinirvāṇa-Sūtra (im chin. Taisho) Saddharmapuṇḍarīka-Sūtra = Lotussutra (chin. Taisho) s. auch 104.3 Buddha Lotus-Sūtra 104.5 Loto Bhudda Education Foundation The Five Pure Land Sutra 104.5 Sukh auch 123.5 Sukh 104.6 unabhängige Sūtras Laṅkāvatāra-Sūtra Vimalakīrtinirdeśa- Sūtra Suramgama-Sūtra (Einteilung unsicher) Mahavaipulya-purnabuddha-sūtra-prasannartha-sūtra (Sutras of Complete . Enlightenment) Awakening of Mahayana Faith Sastra andere Sūtras Lu Kuan Yü Chan und Zen Teaching III: The Sutra of Complete Enlightenment 104.6 Comp siehe 133.3 von Muralt, Raoul (Hersg.) Lankāvatāra-Sūtra 104.6 Lank Golzio, Karl-Heinz (Übers.) Lankāvatāra-Sūtra 104.6 Lank Goddard, Dwight u. Susuki T.(Übers.) Lankāvatāra-Sūtra 104.6 Lank Lu Kuan Yü (Charles The Secrets of Chinese Meditation Self-cultivation by Mind Control as taught in the auch 133.3 LuKu, 131 Luk) Chan, Mahayana and Taoist schools in China. Self Cultivation as taught in the Luku,123.5 LuKu,123.2, Surangama Sutra 104.6 LuKu 220 Watson, Burton Vimalakīrtinirdeśa- Sūtra 104.6 Vima Dräger, Monika (Übers.) The Vimalakīrti-Sūtra 104.6 Vima Powers, John, Trans. Wisdom of Buddha, Saṁdhinirmocana 104.6 Saṁd von Muralt, Raoul (Übers.) Suramgama-Sūtra 104.6 Shur Buddhist Text Translation Society (Übers.) Sūtra of the Past Vows of Earth Store Bodhisattva 104.6 Ksit 104.7 DhāranÍs / Stotras / Fürstenbriefe / Erzählende Literatur zB.Jātaka 104.8 Mahāyāna-Autoren / Madhyamaka 104.8.1 Madhyamaka allgemein 104.8.2 Nāgārjuna (2./4.Jh.?) 104.8.3 Àryadeva / CandrakÍrti (Ende 6.Jh.) 104.8.4 Śāntideva (7.Jh.) Bodhicaryāryāvatara 104.8.5 Śāntirakşita (8.Jh.): Tattvasaṁgraha/ Madhyamalkālaṁkāra -) Tibet Batchelor , Stephen Verse aus der MItte 104.8.2 Batc Shantideva Bodhicaryāvatāra Anleitung auf dem Weg zur Glückseligkeit 104.8.4 Bodh 104.8.6 Yogācāra, allgemein 104.8.7 Asaṅga(3./4.Jh.): Yogacārabhūmiśāstra, Vajracchedikā-prajňā-pāramitā- Sūtra, Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkāra 104.8.8 Vasubandhu (3./4. Jh.): Viṃśatikā 104.8.9 Logiker : Digāñāga / Dharmakīrti 104.8.8 Vasu, 123.4.4 Cook, Francis H. Three Texts on Consciousness Only 104.8.6 Cook Xüan Lusthaus, Dan Living Yogacara 104.8.6 Lust 123.4 Xüan Shun'ei Tagawa Living Yogacara 104.8.6 Shun Cook, Francis H. Three Texts on Consciousness Only 104.8.8 Vasu siehe 104.8.6 Cook 104.9 Bodhisattvas allgemein, s.a. 158 104.9.1 Avalokiteśvara/ Guan Yin / Kannon / Chenresi Leighton Taigen Dan Faces of Compassion 104.9 Face auch 156, 950 Lin Chi-Fong Great Emptiness 104.9 Grea Lok To The Sutra of Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha's Fundamental Vows 104.9 Ksit Simpei Shao Discourse On Samantabhadra's Beneficence Aspirations 104.9 Sama auch136.3 Ducor, Jérôme Le regard de Kannon 104.9.1 Kann Epprecht, Katharina Kannon Göttliches Mitgefühl: Frühe buddhistische Kunst in Japan 104.9.1 Kann 105 Vajrayāna Kamalashila, Acharya Die mittleren Stufen der Meditation 105 Kama 106 Zeitschriften Buddhismus aktuell 4/2011,1,2,3,4/2012,1,2,3,4/2013, 1,2,3,4/2014, 1,2,3/2015, 1,4/2016, 1,3,4/2017, 1, 2, 3, 4/2018, 1/2019 106 Aktu Deutsche Buddhistische Union Der Mittlere Weg: 32 (1) 35 (1,2,3) 36 (1,3) 37 (1,2,3) 106 Mitt Nachrichten des Buddhistischen Bundes Hannover e.V. (Hrsg.) Zen-Zentren (Okt. 2002) 106 Forum Japan. Traditionslinien in der Deutschen Buddhistischen Union (Hrsg.) Buddhistische Monatsblätter 02 (3), 03 (1), 04 (4), 05 (4) 106 Budd Buddhistische Gesellschaft Hamburg e.V. (Hrsg.) Chökor Tibethaus Journal, 2015 106 Chök Verein U&W Ursache
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