Seven-point Mind Training
Teachings on the Seven-point Mind Training by 12th-century Tibetan master Geshe Chekawa, one of the earliest texts in the thought transformation (lojong) genre of teachings.
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Basis of designation
How both faith and wisdom are needed to make progress on the path and how…
View PostDifferent views of selflessness
How selflessness is viewed in the four philosophical tenet schools.
View PostTenet schools and selflessness
A continued explanation of selflessness according to the four philosophical tenet schools and their views…
View PostSelflessness, karma, and rebirth
A discussion about the different philosophical tenet systems, whether they all aim for buddhahood, how…
View PostUltimate and conventional existence
How the mind grasps at a truly existing "I," and how ultimate analysis or probing…
View PostEmptiness of phenomena
How phenomena are designated by thought. Anger is presented as an example to show that…
View PostReview: Bodhicitta and the afflictions
A review of the end of the section on cultivating conventional bodhicitta and the meaning…
View PostReview: Teachings on emptiness
A review of the beginning of the section on cultivating ultimate bodhicitta: creating the causes…
View PostThe root of samsara
How things and self are merely imputed by thought and how ignorance is the root…
View PostEstablishing selflessness
Three mistaken approaches to determining selflessness and the order for establishing selflessness.
View PostReview: Object of negation
A review of the commentary on identifying the object of negation: the reasoning used to…
View PostThe self and the aggregates
Selflessness of persons: how to investigate if the self is inherently one with the aggregates.
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