Sumegi A. Dreamworlds of shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism: the third place. - Albany: State University of New York Press, 2008. - xiii, 166 p. - Bibliogr.: p.149-159. - Ind.: p.161-166. - 978-0-7914-7463-1  Место хранения:   022 | Институт экономики и организации промышленного производства | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of Tables ................................................. ix Preface ........................................................ xi Acknowledgments .............................................. xiii Introduction .................................................... 1 Chapter 1: Shamanisms and Dreams ............................... 11 The World as Being ............................................. 12 Animate and Inanimate Beings ................................... 16 Contracts and Negotiation ...................................... 18 Joining Heaven and Earth ....................................... 20 Sleep and Dream as Shamanic Activity ........................... 23 Dream, Initiation, and Power ................................... 28 Envisioning the Invisible ...................................... 31 Chapter 2: Dream in the Ancient Indian Matrix .................. 35 Ritual and Homology in the Vedas ............................... 35 Vitality and Power in the Vedas ................................ 38 Sleep and Dream in the Vedas ................................... 40 Self and Dream in the Upaniṣads ................................ 43 Chapter 3: Indian Buddhist Views of Dream ...................... 49 Buddhist Dream Theory and Its Indian Context ................... 50 Dream and Direct Perception of the Buddha ...................... 51 Dreaming and Paranormal Powers ................................. 54 Dream Interpretation and Classification ........................ 55 The Conception Dream of Queen Māyā ............................. 58 Dreams of Awakening ............................................ 61 Dream and the Moral Condition of the Dreamer ................... 62 Chapter 4: Dream in the Tibetan Context ........................ 71 Conflict and Competition ....................................... 73 The Lama, the Shaman, and the Yogi ............................. 77 Dream and Liberation: The Bodhi Orientation .................... 79 Dreaming and Dying: The Karma Orientation ...................... 82 Dream and Divination: The Pragmatic Orientation ................ 84 Buddhist Distinctions between Lama and Shaman .................. 87 Shamanism and Soteriology ...................................... 90 Chapter 5: Tibetan Dream Theory, Imagery, and Interpretation ... 95 General Dream Theory ........................................... 96 Theory and Imagery from Medical Texts .......................... 97 Popular Dream Images .......................................... 101 Dream and Evidence of Success in Religious Practice ........... 103 Gaining Permission of the Deity ............................... 104 The Question of Tendrel ....................................... 107 Dream and the Illusion of Illusion ............................ 109 Conclusion .................................................... 115 Appendix: Gampopa's Dreams .................................... 121 Notes ......................................................... 123 Bibliography .................................................. 149 Index ......................................................... 161