Thought Training
Teachings that help us transform our minds to see people and events we find challenging from a Dharma perspective.
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Attachment endangers us
How when afflictions arise, we often don’t discern them as harmful.
View PostAntidote for multiple mood swings in a day
Comparing the changes of the weather to our mood swings.
View PostHow to recognize or identify our afflictions
How the body and mind give us clues when afflictions are at play.
View PostHow intoxicants affect mindfulness and introspective...
Bringing our attention to the role of intoxicants in the allegations against Judge Kavanaugh.
View PostAfflictions arise with a happy or angry mind
Encouraging us to be mindful of the afflictions playing in the background of our mind.
View PostHolding others as supreme
The second verse of the "Eight Verses of Thought Transformation," in connection with the developments…
View PostWho are you judging?
Working on our anger and our judgmental minds in order to be able to see…
View PostMore precious than a wish-fulfilling jewel
Beginning a commentary to Geshe Langri Tangpa's “Eight Verses of Thought Transformation,” the importance of…
View Post“Good Karma”: Creating the causes for ou...
How to use the teachings on karma and thought transformation to look at the causes…
View PostConsumerism and the environment
Using the thought transformation practices to monitor our mind in the context of how we…
View PostMind training for a modern world
How to use everyday situations to challenge habitual ways of thinking in order to bring…
View PostConcentration, wisdom, and spiritual teachers
Explaining the last three verses of wisdom from the Kadam masters, which focus on concentration,…
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