Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths: Less Traveled Roads and Abandoned Junctions
by Dr. Snježana Veljacic-Akpınar
Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths considers the relationship between Buddhist meditation and Islamic contemplation. Framed around less traveled roads and abandoned junctions, the book offers a comparative religious perspective for readers interested in spirituality, philosophy, interfaith reflection, and the varied ways contemplative traditions approach inner life.
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Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths: Less Traveled Roads and Abandoned Junctions brings Buddhist meditation and Islamic contemplation into a comparative frame.
The title points toward spiritual paths that are less traveled, overlooked, or left unexplored.
Dr. Snježana Veljacic-Akpınar presents a subject centered on contemplative practice, interreligious reflection, and the meeting of Buddhist and Islamic traditions.
This book may interest readers seeking thoughtful perspectives on spirituality, comparative religion, and paths of inner reflection.
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