Wheel of Sharp Weapons
Commentaries on The Wheel of Sharp Weapons by Dharmaraksita, a poem on the karmic effects of our past actions.
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Good Karma: Buddha nature
How the two types of buddha nature are the basis for change and awakening. The…
View PostGood Karma: Karma and its effects
The meaning of karma, its four principles, three branches, and three kinds of results. How…
View PostGood Karma: The eight worldly concerns
How subduing the eight worldly concerns is the first step in living a spiritual or…
View PostGood Karma: The causes of happiness and suffering
How karma is like a boomerang, whatever actions we do return and have a similar…
View Post“Good Karma”: The ethical dimension of o...
When we understand karma we understand the importance of setting our motivation and making thoughtful…
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 PostUsing the principles of karma to our advantage
The third of three talks given at a retreat based on the book, "Good Karma:…
View PostUnderstanding and transforming our difficulties
The second of three talks given at a retreat based on the book, "Good Karma:…
View PostPlanting seeds for the life we want
The first of three talks given at a retreat based on the book, “Good Karma:…
View Post“Good Karma”: How our actions bring abou...
How the teachings on karma and its effects will enable us to take responsibility for…
View PostThe wheel of karmic cause and effect
The third of three talks given in Russia on verses from the poem, "The Wheel…
View PostThe basic principles of karma
The second of three talks given in Russia on verses from the poem, "The Wheel…
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