The Six Perfections
Learn to cultivate generosity, ethical conduct, fortitude, joyous effort, concentration, and wisdom.
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Day 1: Questions and answers
Questions from Day 1 teachings on cognition, altruism, self-centeredness, and bodhicitta.
View PostWhy is bodhicitta so powerful?
How bodhicitta encapsulates numerous agents of transformation within a single motivation and outlines some of…
View PostBodhicitta: The jewel of the mind
The many praises given to bodhicitta in Buddhist scriptures.
View PostOvercoming afflictions
Keeping our focus on the goal of enlightenment while enjoying the process of getting there,…
View PostMotivations behind giving
The types of pure and impure giving and the motivations behind them.
View PostTraining the mind in giving
The characteristics of generosity and how to train the mind in giving.
View PostDisadvantages of miserliness
The disadvantages of miserliness and how to work through miserliness to develop generosity.
View PostThe far-reaching practice of generosity
The benefits of generosity as taught by Nagarjuna and what makes it a far-reaching practice.
View PostPracticing joyous effort
The three types of joyous effort, as well as the three kinds of laziness that…
View PostJoyful effort
The three types of laziness, how they can hinder successful practice, and how to overcome…
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