Lamrim Teachings 1991-94
Extensive commentary on Lama Tsongkhapa's Great Exposition on the Gradual Path to Enlightenment. (Lamrim Chenmo)
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Detaching from the eight worldly concerns
Learning to counter attachment to the eight worldly concerns by examining the 10 innermost jewels…
View PostMeditation on death
Understanding the importance of contemplating death for the Buddhist practitioner, using the nine-step meditation on…
View PostMeditations on impermanence and death
Explanation of the gross and subtle impermanence, and followed by detailed instruction on how to…
View PostThe lower realms
An in-depth look at the lower realms, the causes for rebirth there, and the benefits…
View PostObjects of refuge
Why take refuge? The meaning of refuge, the objects of refuge, and the relevance of…
View PostA Buddha’s body and speech
Knowing about the qualities and skills of a Buddha's body and speech can aid us…
View PostQualities of a Buddha’s mind
Wisdom and compassion are the two basic qualities of a Buddha's mind.
View PostQualities of the Three Jewels
The qualities of the Three Jewels in which we take refuge: the Buddha's enlightening influence,…
View PostSpiritual practice transforms us
Enlightenment is not a static state of mind, but rather a dynamic, transformative experience that…
View PostBenefits of having taken refuge
We become Buddhists, establish the foundation for all further vows. Eliminate negative and accumulate positive…
View PostThe practice of refuge
Having taken refuge, how to practice it by respecting the Buddha, the Dharma, and the…
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