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Christopher Wilkinson

    This author specializes in the history of African-American music, with a particular focus on jazz, and the history of art music from a multicultural perspective. Their work explores the rich and diverse musical traditions that have shaped the American musical landscape. They analyze styles, themes, and historical contexts to offer readers a deeper understanding of these influential genres. Their approach emphasizes the connections and interplays between various musical cultures.

    The Gods and the Demons Are Not Two
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    • The Gods and the Demons Are Not Two

      A Tantra of the Great Perfection

      • 232 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The Great Perfection is recognized in esoteric Buddhism as a pathway to instant enlightenment, allowing for sudden breakthroughs of awareness in the present. However, it also addresses the diverse conditions of beings and the emotional turbulence experienced by practitioners. Key questions arise regarding the nature of the demonic and divine, and how these elements integrate into the concept of instantaneous enlightenment. The text explores how practitioners understand their own demons and deities, and the role of compassion in a worldview where everyone is inherently enlightened. This Tantra delves into the dynamics of the demonic and divine, categorizing different classes of demons and discussing the impact they have on our lives, including exorcism practices. It presents a comprehensive view of the Great Perfection's concern for all living beings. Readers are introduced to a mythological landscape filled with various demonic and heavenly entities, encouraging a sympathetic comprehension of their experiences. The text guides us through the realms of samsara, inviting us to empathize with the sensations of being different entities—be it an element, demon, illness, denizen of hell, animal, or god. This empathy leads to an understanding of a unique perfection present in every living thing, highlighting a profound interconnectedness.

      The Gods and the Demons Are Not Two