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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Wheel of Sharp Weapons

“Good Karma”: How our actions bring abou...

How the teachings on karma and its effects will enable us to take responsibility for…

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Tonglen: Taking and giving

Contemplating the suffering of all sentient beings and how compassion gives courage and energy to…

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Skillfully dealing with problems

Traditional ways to deal with problems skillfully and four good qualities of suffering.

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Problems and unpleasant experiences

The Buddhist explanation of unpleasant experiences and techniques to transform suffering.

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The mind and suffering

The Buddhist view on happiness and suffering, how we normally react to problems, and choosing…

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Good Karma Short Retreats

The wheel of karmic cause and effect

The third of three talks given in Russia on verses from the poem, "The Wheel…

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Good Karma Short Retreats

The basic principles of karma

The second of three talks given in Russia on verses from the poem, "The Wheel…

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Venerable teaching.
Good Karma Short Retreats

Creating the causes for good results

Examining our behaviors and attitudes in pursuing happiness in order to abandon mistaken ways and…

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Venerable teaching.
Good Karma Short Retreats

Identifying the real source of our difficulties

Seeing self-centeredness and self-grasping as the source of our problems and counteracting them to find…

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Venerable teaching.
Good Karma Short Retreats

Understanding and transforming difficulties

When we find ourselves in difficult situations we can use the thought transformation teachings to…

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Venerable teaching.
Good Karma Short Retreats

Transforming the mind through taking and giving

Practicing taking and giving challenges our usual ways of thinking and helps us develop a…

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