Illumination of the Thought
Teachings on Lama Tsongkhapa’s commentary on Supplement to the Middle Way by Chandrakirti.
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Homage to great compassion
A commentary on Chandrakirti's text explaining three kinds of compassion, and how compassion is the…
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Covering the section explaining the meaning of the title and explaining Madhyamaka and Yogacara tenets.
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Teaching on Lama Tsongkhapa’s “Illumination of the Thought” and explaining how hearers and solitary realizers…
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Teaching on Lama Tsongkhapa’s “Illumination of the Thought” and explaining compassion observing sentient beings, the…
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Explaining compassion observing phenomena and compassion observing the emptiness of sentient beings, the second and…
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A steady, sustained Dharma practice through good and bad times is the fuel for spiritual…
View PostDeveloping three kinds of compassion
A commentary on verses from Chandrakirti’s "Supplement to the Middle Way" explaining three kinds of…
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Explanation of Chandrakirti's verses identifying three types of compassion.
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A review session on the three types of compassion, including the analogy of the bucket…
View PostCompassion conjoined with wisdom
Continued commentary on the three types of compassion and beginning the section on ways of…
View PostReview session: Compassion, impermanence and emptiness
Questons and answers When meditating on compassion, what is the object of meditation? Is the…
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