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The Reasons for the Structure of the Five Aggregates
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The usual structure of the five aggregates is formulated in terms of our moment-to-moment experience, going from grossest to the most subtle.
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When we formally orient our lives with the safe and positive direction of refuge, we commit ourselves to actions for training, which are helpful for maintaining this direction.
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The Spread of Buddhism: Short Bibliography
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Selected bibliography of Western secondary literature on the spread of Buddhism in Asia, with special emphasis on its spread to Central Asia.
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