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Inner Traditions International One Park Street Rochester, Vermont 05767 www.lnnerTraditions.com Revised edition published in 1990 First published in French under the title La Doctrine Suprême First quality paperback edition published in 1984 by Inner Traditions International under the title The Supreme Doctrine Published by arrangement with Pantheon Books Copyright © 1955 by Pantheon Books All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Benoit, Hubert. [Doctrine suprême. English] Zen and the psychology of transformation : the supreme doctrine / Hubert Benoit ; foreword by Aldous Huxley. Translation of: La doctrine suprême. Reprint. Originally published: New York : Pantheon Books, 1955. ISBN 0-89281-272-9 1. Zen Buddhism—Psychology. I. Title. [BQ9268.6B4613 1990] 294.3'375—dc20 90-30217 CIP
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Page 6 and 7: FOREWORD P HILOSOPHY in the Orient
Page 8 and 9: FOREWORD way for that revolutionary
Page 10 and 11: PREFACE But it is concerning the mo
Page 12 and 13: PREFACE that is disconcerting, or b
Page 14 and 15: Chapter One ON THE GENERAL SENSE OF
Page 16 and 17: ON THE GENERAL SENSE OF ZEN THOUGHT
Page 18 and 19: ON THE GENERAL SENSE OF ZEN THOUGHT
Page 20 and 21: ‘GOOD’ AND ‘EEVIL’ primord
Page 22 and 23: ‘GOOD’ AND ‘EVIL’ actions o
Page 24 and 25: ‘GOOD’ AND ‘EVIL’ in realit
Page 26 and 27: ‘GOOD’ AND ‘EVIL’ destructi
Page 28 and 29: Chapter Three THE IDOLATRY OF ‘SA
Page 30 and 31: THE IDOLATRY OF ‘SALVATION’ A c
Page 32 and 33: THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN as I am '
Page 34 and 35: THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN 'ex', on
Page 36 and 37: THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN action, a
Page 38 and 39: THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN The natur
Page 40 and 41: THE EXISTENTIALISM OF ZEN desire to
Page 42 and 43: THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY progressiv
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Page 46 and 47: THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY In the ver
Page 48 and 49: THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY rationalis
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THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY been in th
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THE MECHANISM OF ANXIETY participat
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T1st mode: 2nd mode: 3rd mode: 4th
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT state. Fr
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT mode is t
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT the door
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT My mental
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT myself, t
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT the man w
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THE FIVE MODES OF THOUGHT the form.
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LIBERTY AS ‘TOTAL DETERMINISM’
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LIBERTY AS ‘TOTAL DETERMINISM’
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Chapter Eight THE EGOTISTICAL STATE
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THE EGOTISTICAL STATES 3. APPARENT
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Chapter Nine THE ZEN UNCONSCIOUS TH
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THE ZEN UNCONSCIOUS 'subjective' an
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THE ZEN UNCONSCIOUS light were iden
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Chapter Ten METAPHYSICAL DISTRESS W
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MET TAPHYS SICAL DDISTRESSS We unde
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METAPHYSICAL DISTRESS is to say in
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE as t
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE The
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE stat
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE sham
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE affi
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SEEING INTO ONE’S OWN NATURE but
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HOW TO CONCEIVE THE INNER TASK whic
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HOW TO CONCEIVE THE INNER TASK colo
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HOW TO CONCEIVE THE INNER TASK orga
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Chapter Thirteen OBEDIENCE TO THE N
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OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS l
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OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS e
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OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS E
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OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS e
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OBEDIENCE TO THE NATURE OF THINGS W
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE In or
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE The m
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE Some
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE funda
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE of ou
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE he ma
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE towar
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EMOTION AND THE EMOTIVE STATE senti
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Chapter Fifteen SENSATION AND SENTI
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SENSATION AND SENTIMENT is in fact
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SENSATION AND SENTIMENT why the rep
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SENSATION AND SENTIMENT overtaken b
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SENSATION AND SENTIMENT more opaque
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Chapter Sixteen ON AFFECTIVITY WE c
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ON AFFECTIVITY residing in my gross
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ON AFFECTIVITY conscious suffering
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ON AFFECTIVITY that my understandin
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THE HORSEMAN AND THE HORSE separate
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THE HORSEMAN AND THE HORSE evaluate
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THE HORSEMAN AND THE HORSE is lost.
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THE HORSEMAN AND THE HORSE text ent
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THE PRIMORDIAL ERROR etc.). In the
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THE PRIMORDIAL ERROR pronounce a ju
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THE PRIMORDIAL ERROR organism I am
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THE PRIMORDIAL ERROR unhappy or unw
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THE IMMEDIATE PRESENCE OF SATORI me
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THE IMMEDIATE PRESENCE OF SATORI I
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THE IMMEDIATE PRESENCE OF SATORI ro
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND The satori-oc
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND consciousness
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND satisfying di
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND To the two re
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND identificatio
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND My mental con
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PASSIVITY OF THE MIND Produced by t
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Chapter Twenty-One ON THE IDEA OF
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ We
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ wit
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ We
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ ide
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ he
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ON THE IDEA OF ‘DISCIPLINE’ not
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Chapter Twenty-Two THE COMPENSATION
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THE COMPENSATIONS universe constitu
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THE COMPENSATIONS The declaration o
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THE COMPENSATIONS middle of the mul
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THE COMPENSATIONS that I see my Pri
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THE COMPENSATIONS unstable equilibr
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THE COMPENSATIONS word spirituality
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Chapter Twenty-Three THE INNER ALCH
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THE INNER ALCHEMY exterior operatio
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THE INNER ALCHEMY of sleep to the s
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THE INNER ALCHEMY is concentrated o
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THE INNER ALCHEMY special sounds ca
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THE INNER ALCHEMY of my inner unive
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ON HUMILITY to recognise it as Itse
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ON HUMILITY my objectivity has triu
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ON HUMILITY the infinite and to try
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EPILOGUE come to me from 'something
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EPILOGUE led necessarily to envisag
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