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Buddhist Meditation by Edward Conze is a study and selection of traditional Buddhist meditation practices, covering mindfulness, devotional exercises, awareness of the body and mind, control of the senses, recollection of death, Nirvana, and the broader meaning and purpose of Buddhist meditation. It is part of the Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West series. This copy has notable Saint Louis University provenance. It contains a Pius XII Library bookplate presented to Saint Louis University by Miss Virginia Bohon, along with Saint Louis University Libraries ownership and withdrawn stamps, circulation records, call-number markings, and library labels. The rear circulation sheet shows recorded use extending from the 1960s through 1988. Condition: Vintage ex-library hardcover with expected library markings and evidence of use. The burgundy cloth boards show rubbing, scuffs, spotting, and general shelf wear. There is visible wear and fraying at the upper spine/corner area. A library call-number label remains attached to the spine, and “ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES” is stamped along the page edges. Interior pages show age toning, occasional spotting, pencil/ink marks and underlining, library stamps, labels, and circulation materials. Binding appears intact from the photographs. Your book will be carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely. Please review all photographs, as they are considered part of the description.