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 67: The wise and skilled teacher
The importance of finding our own internal wisdom, integrating the Dharma into our lives so…
View PostWorking with anger
Examining how the source of our anger is our own mind, and that we have…
View PostVerse 66: The eye of wisdom
How we begin to understand emptiness gradually, and how the two truths—ultimate and conventional—go together.
View PostVerse 65: Resting the weary mind
On the hindrances that arise when we cultivate concentration and how to counteract them with…
View PostVerse 64: Our supreme friend
Mindfulness of the Dharma teachings that we have studied and contemplated is our best friend…
View PostVerse 63: The currency that eradicates all poverty
How our spiritual faith can counteract disturbing states of mind and sustain us in our…
View PostVerse 62: The wish-fulfilling jewel
Meeting a qualified Mahayana spiritual mentor is crucial for us to progress along the path…
View PostDon’t let success go to your head
Examining how real happiness is found inside, not outside in any form of wealth or…
View PostVerse 61: A reliable protector from suffering
The Three Jewels are the most reliable source of refuge from all forms of suffering…
View PostVerse 60: A pure land of joy
The supreme peace of liberation. Also, what it means to practice and dedicate for rebirth…
View PostVerse 59: Empty-handed in samsara
We weaken ourselves and wind up with nothing of value when we only chase after…
View PostVerse 58: The slippery slope of worldly gain
Chasing after worldly possessions, success, wealth, or fame never brings satisfaction or lasting happiness.
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