Buddhist Worldview
An overview of core Buddhist concepts: the four truths of the aryas, rebirth, karma, refuge, and more.
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Karma and compassion: Part 2 of 2
The four immeasurables (love, compassion, joy, equanimity) as antidotes to negative karma.
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In her discussion of what the Buddha meant by karma, Venerable Chodron talks about how…
View PostRelying on the teacher
What it means to rely on our spiritual mentors and the many benefits of doing…
View PostWhy we need a teacher
The reasons we need a spiritual mentor and the importance of cultivating our own motivations…
View PostQualities of the student
The qualities of a good disciple as well as the benefits and ways of serving…
View PostThe benefits of having a teacher
How we benefit from the great kindness of our teachers and how to cultivate the…
View PostFinding our spiritual guide
Why we need a spiritual mentor, the qualities to look for, and how to go…
View PostPracticing the Dharma, transforming the mind
Identifying incorrect thoughts and applying effort and fortitude, practicing the Dharma by putting the teachings…
View PostSeeing ourselves as we really are
How to develop a beneficial and realistic view of ourselves and others.
View PostSutra in response to a query over what happens after...
What are the causes and actions for next life? The concept of rebirth explained through…
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