James M. Corrigan, Ph.D.

Surangama Sutra — Preface

Preface By Dwight Goddard To The Buddhist Bible

Surangama Sutra — Introduction

Introduction to the Śūraṅgama Sūtra In which the Buddha’s Spontaneous Sound Meditation, which brings all sincere beings to enlightenment, is clearly described.

Contemplation

There Is A Way Of Seeing The World Different

A Poem

Unsaying

Entertaining Nonrational Experiences

Dismissing Experiences Out-Of-Hand Because They Are Not Comprehended Within A Particular Understanding Is Not Wise

The Naivety of Technological Solutions to Global Climate Change

How can you be so right and so wrong at the same time?

Unsaying

Ruining the world

A Cautionary Tale About Trying To Save A Planet.

Unsaying

Some Background On My Path

Placing My Awareness On These Inner Spontaneous Sounds Comforted Me Because I No Longer Felt The Absence Of Love, I Resonated With It.

Mindfulness Based Planetary Recovery

Dear Marta, thank you for writing this.

Unsaying

The Intent For This Book

Science & Tech, Once Tools To Extend Our Reach, Are Impotent To Serve Us Now — The Scale Of Needs Has Inflated Beyond Our Power To Respond.

Action At A Spooky Distance

We Should Always Follow The Facts, Rather Than What “People Think” About The Facts To accept “spooky action at a distance” is to live in an interpretive fantasy that is broken. Einstein was right when his mind revolted at the idea.

Tradition

Manjushri’s Recommendation

Inner Spontaneous Sound Is The Sole Meditation Support That Can Take One Directly To A State Of Enlightenment Without Tradition Or Teacher

Tradition

The Pressing Need For This Forgotten Knowledge And Its Effect

One Purpose Of This Book Is To Share A Very Important, Relatively Unknown, Often Poorly Understood, Support For Advanced Meditation