Speaking on the benefits of meditation on impermanence and teaching on six root afflictions that act as the causes of cyclic existence.
The causes of samsara
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The eight worldly concerns
Teaching on how attachment to this life keeps us bound in samsara, exploring the eight worldly concerns, and answering questions from the audience.
Attachment to this life
Speaking on dependent arising and starting teachings on the first attachment that keeps us bound in samsara: attachment to this life.
“Samsara, Nirvana and Buddha Nature”: Anger and it’s antidotes
Anger is one of the afflictions causing us to revolve in samsara. A commentary on the variations of anger and how to subdue it.
Creating habits for happiness
How to establish daily habits at home and at work that will lead to greater happiness for ourselves and those around us.
The disadvantages of the eight worldly concerns
Contemplating the eight worldly concerns helps to make good choices and see what to practice and what to abandon.
“Awaken Every Day”: Bringing the Dharma into daily life
How short daily reflections can help cultivate a positive motivation and bring spiritual practice into everyday life. Book reading with commentary.
Ultimate and conventional truths
Exploring ultimate and conventional truths and teaching on how to avoid the two extremes of absolutism and nihilism.
Creating the causes for happiness
Teaching on creating the causes for happiness, disadvantages of self-centered thought, and dependent arising.
The importance of ethical conduct
Emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct to secure a precious human rebirth, and explaining the meaning of virtuous and nonvirtuous actions.