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Bibliografía Budista Por El Instituto Peruano BIBLIOGRAFÍA DEL INSTITUTO PERUANO DE ESTUDIOS BUDISTAS al 1/1/2005 pág. POR TEMAS * Los nombres de autores que contengan elementos orientales no se alteran Tema Título Autor Nro. 12 eslabones Sentido de la vida desde una perspectiva budista, El Dalai Lama XIV 944 12 eslabones Joyas del Budismo Geshe Tamding Gyatso 1168 4 Nobles Verdades Pacificar la mente. Meditación sobre las cuatro nobles verdades del Dalai Lama XIV 946 Buda. 4 Pensamientos Morning Service, A Kagyu Kunchab Choling 469 4 Pensamientos Cuatro ideas fundamentales que separan el espíritu del ciclo de las Kalu Rinpoché 803 existencias, Las. 7 ramas Plegaria y Meditación Budistas Dobum Tulku, Lama 1029 Abhidharma Treatise on Buddhist Philosophy Abhidhamma, A De Silva, C.L.A. 195 Absoluto Dharma, Convergence du Christianisme et du Bouddhisme Karma-Ling Institut 310 Absoluto Enseñanzas Definitivas Nisargadatta Maharaj, Sri 629 Absoluto Pointers from Nisargadatta Maharaj Balsekar, Ramesh S. 673 Adicción Superar el impulso Shinzen Young 1233 Adivinación Mo, Tibetan Divination System Miphan 730 Agorafobia Simple, Effective Treatment of Agoraphobia Weekes, Claire, MD 827 Agregados Abhidharma. Psicología Budista. Chogyam Trungpa 533 Amor Songs of the Sixth Dalai Lama Dalai Lama VI 494 Amor Demasiado amor (artículo) Somos 1260 Aniversarios Aniversario de Garab Dorje Norbu Rinpoché, Namkhai 889 Aniversarios Aniversario de Guru Padmasambhava Norbu Rinpoché, Namkhai 890 Aniversarios/ Aniversario de Adzam Drugpa Norbu Rinpoché, Namkhai 888 Ansiedad Sabiduría de la Inseguridad, La. Mensaje para una era de ansiedad Watts, Alan 877 2 Antropología Tierra Encantada. Tratado de Antropología Religiosa de América Marzal, Manuel M. 1093 Latina. Apego Craving and Salvation. Matthews, Bruce 188 A Study in Buddhist Soteriology. Apego Acerca del karma, la pareja, el amor, el desapego, esencia femenina, Khenpo Karthar Rinpoché 751 claridad mental, dinero y fama. Árbol de Refugio Simbolismo del Arbol de Refugio Cósmico y el Guru Arquetípico Sangarakshita 781 Arquería Zen en el Arte del Tiro con Arco Herrigel, Eugen 440 Arte Introduction to Indian Art Coomaraswamy, 199 Ananda K. Arte Birmania, Corea y Tibet Griswold,A.B., Kim, Ch., 290 Pott, P.H. Arte Chö Yang Nº 3 Council for Religious and Cultural 311 Affairs Arte Transformación de la Naturaleza en Arte, La Ananda Coomaraswamy 624 Arte Christian and Oriental Philosophy of Art Ananda K. Coomaraswamy 699 Arte Hacia una estética evolutiva comparada (china, India, Tíbet y Europa) Capriles, Elías 790 Arte Budista Buddhist Iconography Chandra, Lokesh 132 Arte Budista Pinturas Búdicas Japonesas Rawson, Philip S. 221 Arte Budista Pinturas de la cuevas de ajanta en India Rowland, Benjamin 222 Arte Budista Pinturas cingalesas en templos y santuarios Dhanapala, D.B. 223 Arte Budista Elements of Buddhist iconography Coomaraswamy, Ananda K. 291 Arte Budista Visual Dharma, The Buddhist Art of Tibet. Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche 304 Arte Budista Pequeño Manual de Buda, El. Buddhas, Divinidades y Símbolos Jansen, Eva Rudy 527 Rituales. Arte Budista Stone Sculptures of Dazu China Travel and Tourist Press 708 Arte Budista Tibetan and Himalayan Woodblock Prints Wiener, Douglas 723 Arte Budista Imagen del Buddha, La Coomaraswamy, Ananda 735 Arte Budista Arte y Cultura del Nepal Correo de la Unesco, El 804 3 Arte del Tibet Tibet China. Ngapo Ngawang Jigmei 305 Artes Marciales Bodhisattva Warriors, The. The Origin, Inner Philosophy, History and Shifu Nagaboshi Tomio 693 Simbolism of the Buddhist Martial Art within India and China Astrología Introduction a l’Astrologie Tibetaine Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche 1156 Astrología Tibetan Astronomy and Astrology. A Brief Introduction. Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute 44 Tibetana Astronomía Tibetan Astronomy and Astrology. A Brief Introduction. Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute 44 Tibetana Avalokiteshvara Foundations of Tibetan Mysticism Anagarika Govinda, Lama 235 Avalokiteshvara Compassion Yoga Blofeld, John 408 Avalokiteshvara Lluvia de Bendiciones, La. Karmapa XV 747 Ayur Veda Positive Health in Tibetan Medicine Vaidya Bhagwan Dash/ Doboom 118 Tulku Ayurveda Tibetan Medicine, with Special Reference to Yoga S´ataka Vaidya Bagwa Dash 97 Banderas de Tibetan and Himalayan Woodblock Prints Wiener, Douglas 723 Oración Bardo Glimpse After Glimpse. Daily Reflections on Living and Dying Sogyal Rinpoche 116 Bardo Nouvelle Revue Tibetaine, La. Nr. 13- Mars 1986 Centre d’études de la tradition et de la 144 culture tibétaines Bardo Fondements de la Mystique Tibétaine, Les Anagarika Govinda, Lama 245 Bardo Libro Tibetano de los Muertos, El Padmasambhava 246 Bardo Tibetan book of the dead, The Padmasambhava 264 (Evans-Wentz, ed) Bardo Bardo Guidebook, The Chökyi Nyima Rinpoché 346 Bardo Merigar Letter Marzo Aprile 1977, Anno 3 Nº 3 Namkhai Norbu Rinpoché 362 Bardo Libro Tibetano de los Muertos, El. Padmasambhava/ 369 Fremantle, Francesca & Trungpa Rinpoché 4 Bardo Tibetan Book of the Dead, The Padmasambhava 370 Fremantle, Francesca & Trungpa Rinpoché Bardo Death, Intermediate State and Rebirth in Tibetan Buddhism. Lati Rinbochay & Jeffrey Hopkins 371 Bardo Tibetan Book of Living abd Dying, The Sogyal Rinpoché 389 Bardo Sueños, Muerte y Bardo Geshe Jampel Senghe 391 Bardo Libro Tibetano de los Muertos, El Tucci, Giuseppe 524 Bardo Inmortalidad y Reencarnación David-Neel, Alexandra 525 Bardo Dharma that illuminates all beings impartially like the light of the sun Kalu Rinpoché 569 and the moon, The Bardo Sleeping, dreaming and dying. An exploration of consciousness with Dalai Lama XIV 570 thw Dalai Lama. Bardo Realidad Humana, La Lama Sherab Dorje 592 Bardo Transcending Madness. The Experience of Six Bardos Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoché 594 Bardo Libro Tibetano de la Vida y de la Muerte, El Sogyal Rinpoché 601 Bardo Enlightened Journey Tulku Thondup 611 Bardo Bardo Teachings. The Way of Death and Rebirth Lama Lodö 669 Bardo Muerte, morir y el estado intermediario, La Khenpo Karthar Rinpoché 741 Bardo Muerte y el Morir, La Jamgon Kongtrul 766 Bardo Muerte, Morir y el Estado Intermedio. Khenpo Khartar Rinpoché 801 Bardo Karma, Renacimiento y Muerte Berzin, Alexander 802 Dr. Bardo Autoliberación de los 6 Bardos (Shitro) Karma Lingpa 885 Bardo Dormir, soñar, morir. Nuevas conversaciones con el Dalai Lama. Varela, Francisco & Dalai Lama XIV 952 Bardo Credo tibetano del Morir y del renacer. Gringberg, Miguel (editor) 957 Bardo Shitro (Zhi Khro) Namchos Mingyur Dorje & Norbu 960 Rinpoché, Namkhai Bardo Libro Tibetano de los muertos. Thurman, Robert 964 5 Bardo Libro de los muertos tibetano, El Prats, Ramón N. 1016 Bardo Libro Tibetano de los Muertos, El Padmasambhava 1182 Bardos Autoliberación de los 6 Bardos o modos de experiencia Karma Ling Pa 339 Bhumis Gems of Dharma, Jewels of Freedom Gampopa 705 Bhumis Bhodisattvabhumi Nalinaksha Dutt 860 Bibliografia Bibliografia Tradicion Budista Bibliografia 1147 Bibliografia Descriptions of Periodicals (Magazines) New Leaf Distributing Co. 1148 Biografía/ Short Biography and letter of Je Tzong-k’a-Pa Library of Tibetan Works and Archives 1258 Tsongkhapa Biografías Life of Milarepa, Tibet’s Great Yogi. Jivaka, Lobzang 45 Biografías Taranatha’s Life of Taranatha/ 49 Krisnacharya/ Kanha Templeman, David Translator Biografías Life and Teachings of Tsong Khapa. Thurman, Robert, Prof., Editor 65 Biografías Fou Divin, Le. Drukpa Kunley, Yogi tantrique tibétain du XVI siécle Dussaussoy, Dominique 179 Biografías Chö Yang Nº 3 Council for Religious and Cultural 311 Affairs Biografías Gran Yogi Milarepa del Tibet, El Evans-Wentz W.Y. 426 Biografías Libertad en el Exilio Dalai Lama 481 Biografías Mi Vida y Mi Pueblo Dalai Lama 482 Biografías Buda Foucher, A. 486 Biografías Vida de Milarepa Milarepa 493 (Preciado, Iñaqui, traductor) Biografías My Life and Lives Rato Khyongla Nawang Losang 499 Biografías Milarepa. Historias y Práctica. Lama Sherab Dorje 507 Biografías Freedom in Exile Dalai Lama 528 Biografías Señor del Loto Blanco, El Levenson, Claude B. 529 6 Biografías Garland of Inmortal Wish-Fulfilling Trees, A. The Palyul Tradition of Tsering Lama Jampal Sangpo 535 Nyingmapa. Biografías Cantos de Milarepa. Vida y Enseñanza del Santo-Poeta del Tibet. Garma. C. C. Chang 538 Biografías Vida y Enseñanza de Naropa, La Guenther, Herbert V. 575 Biografías Mujeres de Sabiduría Allione, eeTsultrim 578 Biografías Light of the Lotus Dudjom Buddhist Association Intl. 593 Biografías Luz de Asia (Buddha) Arnold, Sir Edwin 608 Biografías Vidas Anteriores de Buda, Las Foucher, Alfred 633 Biografías Nacido en Tibet Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoché 646 Biografías Vida y Enseñanzas de un Lama Tibetano Geshe Lobsang Tsultrim 654 Biografías Etienne Lamotte Tola, F. & Dragonetti, C 760 Biografías Venerable Lobsang Tenzin, Biography of a contemporary yogi. Chöyam Magazine 761 Biografías Venerable Lobsang Tenzin, Biografía de un yogi contemporáneo. Chöyam Magazine 761 Biografías Biografia de Mayun Kunsang Dechen y de Ranjung Dorje. Mandala, Karma Chophel Ling 818 Enero Marzo 1993 Biografías S’antideva, mystique bouddhiste des VII et VIII siècles Pezzali, Amalia 865 Biografías Cave in the snow. Mackenzie, Vicky & Tenzin Palmo 982 Biografías Machig Labdrön and the foundations of Chöd Edou, Jérôme 1005 Biografías Life of Gampopa, The. The incomparable dharma lord of Tibet Stewart, Jampa Mackenzie 1063 Biografías Masters of meditation and miracles. Lives of the great Buddhist masters Tulku Thondup 1065 of India and Tibet Biografías Locura Divina, La Drukpa Kunley 1075 Biografías/ Ligero de Equipaje. Tony de Mello, un profeta para nuestro tiempo
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