Lamrim Teachings 1991-94
Extensive commentary on Lama Tsongkhapa's Great Exposition on the Gradual Path to Enlightenment. (Lamrim Chenmo)
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Various ways of describing karma
Differentiating between types of actions, intentions, and consequences and understanding the differences.
View PostFavorable qualities for Dharma practice
Particular factors are helpful for Dharma study and practice. Some of them are possibly influenceable…
View PostPractice virtue, avoid non-virtue
Developing a long-term perspective helps us gain clarity about the results of our actions.
View PostThe four opponent powers
Purification is the essential practice to establish a base for a good life. There are…
View PostThe first noble truth: Dukkha
Considering the four noble truths in terms of the three levels of practitioner, and looking…
View PostThe eightfold path: Benefiting others
Applying the noble eightfold path to be of great benefit to others.
View PostOur unsatisfactory experiences
Taking an honest look at the situation we're in in samsara: facing birth, sickness, aging…
View PostThe dukkha of cyclic existence
Looking at and meditating on the disadvantages of cyclic existence in many different ways helps…
View PostUnsatisfactoriness of god realms
Understanding why the god realms are unsatisfactory helps us understand that rebirth in any realm…
View PostAttachment and anger
Introduction to the six root afflictions and an in-depth look at the first two—attachment and…
View PostPride and ignorance
The seven types of pride and their antidotes, and the three types of ignorance.
View PostIgnorance, doubt, and afflicted views
The different ways in which ignorance manifests, how afflicted doubt impedes spiritual progress, and the…
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