anger
Teachings on the mental affliction of anger, including its causes, disadvantages, and antidotes.
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Feelings and the ethical dimension of afflictions
Continuing the teachings from Chapter 4, explaining the relationship between three types of feelings and…
View PostFactors causing afflictions to arise
Continuing teaching from Chapter 4, describing how six principal factors that cause afflictions to arise…
View PostThe order in which afflictions arise
Continuing teaching from Chapter 4, describing the order in which afflictions arise according to different…
View PostThe defects of anger
Discussing the various defects and disadvantages of anger, covering Verses 1 - 6 of Chapter…
View PostEighty-four thousand afflictions
Completing Chapter 3, covering five hindrances and beginning Chapter 4, describing how fear, anxiety and…
View PostAuxiliary afflictions in the Pali tradition
Teaching from Chapter 3, describing the auxiliary afflictions from the Pali tradition.
View PostPractical advice on manners
Covering Verses 91-100 of Chapter 5, discussing advice on manners, namely actions such as spitting,…
View PostClusters of afflictions
Teaching from Chapter 3, continuing with the auxiliary afflictions, describing those derived from ignorance and…
View PostGiving our body and the Dharma
Discussing how to skillfully give our body and the Dharma for the benefit of ourselves…
View PostAuxiliary afflictions
Teaching from Chapter 3, explaining the auxiliary afflictions in the Sanskrit tradition, covering the afflictions…
View PostJoyfully engaging in virtue
Discussing ways to think, speak and act in order to joyfully create virtue in the…
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