Path of Surak
JWMeritt
contributions)?
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The Philosophy of Surak 3
Summary of Surak's teachings 6
Intuition 7
Patience 8
Vulcan Specialty Schools 8
T'an sahat 9
.Kalinahr 10
C'thia 10
Meditation 10
Logic 13
Lyras Lecture on Logic 14
Philosophy of Logic 17
Mathematical Logic 18
Motivation 18
Reason 19
Emotion 20
Similarities to Zen 25
Zen 26
What is Zen? (the simple question) 26
What is Zen? (the real question) 26
Satori or enlightenment 27
The misconception of self 27
Beyond illusion 28
Some thoughts on zen and modern physics 28
Quantum physics and intuitive knowledge 29
Inter-dependence: interactions and non-local variables 31
Another dimension in reality 31
Time in physics and instant 32
The universe 33
Modernity: So Dignified, So Disconnected 34
The Problems of Modernity 35
Who is a Modern Buddhist? 36
Six paramitas 41
The Transcendence 43
Mystical Zen Buddhism 47
The Teachings of Mystical Zen Buddhism 49
The Future of Zen Buddhism in the West 56
Monkey in the House of Six Windows 59
On The Use Of Words 65
Applied Yoga 65
Training 68
Language 69
General Semantics 73
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy 75
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? 75
What are the goals of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? 75
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? 76
What are the goals of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? 76
Ellis' Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) 76
Beck's Cognitive/Behavioural Therapy (CBT) 78
What Is Cognitive Therapy? 80
Cognitive Distortions include: 82
Cognitive Restructuring 82
How Cognitive Therapy is Different. 83
How effective is Cognitive Behaviour Therapy? 84
Stoicism 84
Background 84
Principal Ideas 85
General Description 89
Basic Ideas of the Stoics 90
Stoic Philosophy 90
The Major Tenets of Stoicism 90
The Basic Tenets of Stoicism 91
The four essential tenants of Stoic Thought 92
The Stoa 92
Stoic Logic 93
Stoic Physics 94
Stoic Ethics 95
Moral Development 95
The Emotions 96
Preferred and Rejected Indifferents 98
Answers to Objections 100
Stoicism and Christianity 102
An Imaginary Conversation on Ethics Between a Stoic and an Aristotelian
102
Characters 102
Agreements between the Two Views 103
Differences Between the Views 104
External and Bodily Values 105
External and Bodily Disvalues 105
The Value of Life 106
The Emotions 106
Emotions and Judgments 107
Pain 108
Once Again: External and Bodily Things 109
Moral Reasons and Ethical Conservatism 109
Pragmatism 110
Objectivism 111
Humanistic Principles 111
Sayings attributed to Surak of Vulcan 116
Sayings attributed to Spock of Vulcan 116
On Being a Vulcan 117
On Logic 117
On Existence 117
On Death 117
On Killing 117
On the Warrior Mentality 117
On Intelligence 117
On Fear 118
On vegetarians (sort of) 118
On Computers 118
On emotion 118
On knowledge 118
On Humans behaviour 118
On Humanoid behaviour 118
On Fascinating 119
On diplomacy 119
On madness 119
On Appreciation 119
On Beauty 119
On Creativity 119
On Wanting 119
Spock's mental rambling 119
Conclusion 121
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James W. Meritt, CISSP, CISA
Greywolf
> This is an index of what I've come up with already. Suggestion (or
> contributions)?
>
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Umm... I went to look at this and it was gone, good old ao-hell deleted
it. Did you find the files again, or have any backups? The webarchive
probably has a copy...
Greywolf, annoyed as hell cos he wanted to read some of that!