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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The dead end of jealousy
Comparing ourselves to others, and checking up to see what we want, and if actually…
View PostHolding onto a position because of pride
Our difficulty with offering the victory to others, often because of our pride.
View PostPrecious treasures
How people who trigger us are really a precious treasure, as they are pointing out…
View PostEight Verses of Thought Transformation
A commentary on the eight verses and how they can change our perspective—how we see…
View PostWorking with disturbing emotions
Having compassion for ourselves by not following the disturbing emotions.
View PostThe pain of harsh words
Venerable Sangye Khadro shares how painful it is to receive and give harsh words, and…
View PostReward and respect
A warning against procuring reward and respect by means of flattery, hinting, or coercion.
View PostNot diminishing ourselves
Being careful, carefully examining our motivation before mentioning the faults of others.
View PostThe mirror of the Dharma
Venerable Sangye Khadro talks about being authentic, which is to look at our errors, and…
View PostThe emptiness of the giver, the giving, and the rece...
Venerable Sangye Khadro continues with Verse 30 of the “37 Practices of Bodhisattvas,” discussing the…
View PostDeveloping concentration takes practice
How concentration is not easy, but we keep working at it.
View PostJoyous effort, not perfection
Joyous effort and the three types of laziness and their antidotes.
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