Bodhisattva Path
How to become a bodhisattva, a great being intent on attaining full awakening for the benefit of all beings.
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Biting the hook of anger
Commenting on Ver. 85-90, Chapter 6, demonstrating how using daily events can reveal the faults…
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Crises in monastic life
Exploring the practice of fortitude in terms of working with various crises that can arise…
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Attachment and anger
Commenting on Verses 66-74 of Chapter 6, discussing the relationship between attachment and anger and…
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Counteracting anger
Covering Verses 62-66, leading a discussion on working with the self-centered thought and describing more…
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Debating with anger
Beginning with a review of Verses 42-50, and then leading us in a debate between…
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Who’s responsible for our suffering
Covering Verses 42-50 of Chapter 6, exploring various perspectives on who is "responsible" for our…
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It’s unreasonable to be angry
Giving commentary to Verses 38-42, discussing various reasons for why it's unreasonable to be angry…
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Khenpo Yeshi Lhundup Emptiness and different Buddhist vehicles
Exploring whether the different Buddhist vehicles are really distinct and outlining obstacles to liberation.
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Three different kinds of cessations
Exploring different views on whether Solitary Realizers and Hearers realize emptiness or not.
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Cessation and emptiness
How different Buddhist traditions understand cessation and emptiness.
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Emptiness in the two vehicles
How emptiness is presented in the fundamental vehicle and the Mahayana.
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