Stages of the Path
Lamrim teachings provide a step-by-step approach to practicing the entire path to awakening.
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The five lay precepts
The first three of the five lay precepts: not to kill, steal, or engage in…
View PostAntidotes to the eight worldly concerns and the ten ...
Real Dharma practice is overcoming the eight worldly concerns so we need to reflect on…
View PostQualities of the Sangha Jewel
The qualities of the Sangha Jewel according to Maitreya's Treatise on the Sublime Continuum.
View PostQualities of the Dharma Jewel
The qualities of the Dharma Jewel according to Maitreya's Treatise on the Sublime Continuum.
View PostEmptiness and buddha nature
The eight qualities of the Buddha listed in Maitreya's Treatise on the Sublime Continuum.
View PostThe drawbacks to not remembering death
When we don't reflect on death we don't practice the Dharma and if we do,…
View PostHow to take full advantage of a precious human rebirth
Contemplating the rare opportunity and what can be achieved with a precious human life will…
View PostMore qualities of the Buddha
Relating more qualities of the Buddha to a verse that is used to praise the…
View PostThe four fearlessnesses of the Buddha
The four things that a Buddha has confidence in, and how reflecting on this can…
View PostCausal and resultant refuge
The order in which we will realize and become the Three Jewels, and an analogy…
View PostTaking refuge in the Three Jewels
The importance of developing convictional faith as the basis for our refuge in the Three…
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