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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Verse 84: Good role models
How to seek out good role models in our lives, and also how to receive…
View PostVerse 83: Examining the self-centered mind
The importance of looking closely at the self-centered mind that destroys all our happiness.
View PostVerse 82: Impulsiveness
On how conscientiousness and forethought contribute to beneficial behavior, whereas impulsiveness only brings about the…
View PostVerse 81: The flying horse
Thinking deeply about whether we truly have a precious human life, and whether we are…
View PostVerse 80: Dwelling in sublime joy
How having a motivation to be of benefit to others enables us to have a…
View PostVerse 79: Freeing the mind from attachment
On how attachment to the most trivial things binds our mind to cyclic existence.
View PostVerse 78: The mind of equanimity
On how we can aspire to cultivate a mind that benefits others impartially, just as…
View PostVerse 77: Freedom from fear
How those who are foolish fear that which does not need to be feared, and…
View PostVerse 76: The power of spiritual integrity
How developing our good qualities can help us to vanquish all of the afflictions that…
View PostEight Verses of Thought Transformation
How we can train ourselves to see the world through the eyes of Chenrezig, the…
View PostThe misery of attachment
Investigating the affliction of attachment and how it leads to dissatisfaction and dukkha. Changing our…
View PostVerse 76: The most powerful army
By cultivating an army of positive qualities, we can vanquish our afflictions and be truly…
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