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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Chapter 6: Verses 66-86
Stopping anger through fortitude that is indifferent to harm, and contemplating the benefits of fortitude.
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Having fortitude when others treat us with contempt and when others disrespect the Dharma or…
View PostChapter 6: Verses 39-51
Stopping the causes of anger and how our suffering comes about from our negative karma.
View PostEqualizing self and others
Meditating on equalizing ourselves with others to develop the altruistic intention of becoming a Buddha…
View PostTaming the mind: Questions and answers
Question-and-answer session on topics ranging from rebirth, mindfulness to dealing with differences in religious beliefs.
View PostSeven-point cause and effect
Guided meditation on the seven-point cause-and-effect for generating the altruistic intention to become a Buddha.
View PostEquanimity
The importance of cultivating equanimity to treat others without attachment, aversion or apathy and with…
View PostReview Quiz 3: Questions 13-16
Review and discussion of questions 13-16 on the final quiz.
View PostBuddha’s first precious teaching
To celebrate Turning the Wheel of Dharma Day, an esteemed Tibetan lama offers a teaching…
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