Buddhist Worldview
An overview of core Buddhist concepts: the four truths of the aryas, rebirth, karma, refuge, and more.
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The three characteristics
Understanding the three characteristics of cyclic existence can help us to see things more realistically.
View PostThe three characteristics
A look at the characteristics in life that are unsatisfactory, and how to relate to…
View PostFaith based on reason and conviction
The kind of faith we should generate to eliminate the roots of suffering.
View PostSelf-centered Attitude
The meaning of "self-centered thought" and advice for working with it.
View PostA kind heart as our motivation
Cultivating a kind heart as the primary motivation and purpose of our Dharma practice.
View PostHow Buddhism differs from psychology
Although there are many overlaps between Buddhism and Western psychology, they remain two distinct disciplines.
View PostThe noble eightfold path and the four-way test
Having a good life by training our body, speech, and mind.
View PostCommentary on the Heart Sutra
Commentary on the Heart Sutra and how it outlines the five paths that culminate in…
View PostAppreciating the opportunity to practice
Sharing from discussion groups about what we take for granted, what to prioritize in our…
View PostI, me, myself and mine
A deeper look at the third seal: all phenomena lack a self. The meaning of…
View PostImpermanence, dukkha and selflessness
Questions and answers on the first seal followed by teachings on the second seal: all…
View PostContemplating impermanence
Introduction to the Heart Sutra, the four seals of Buddhism, and teachings on the first…
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