Buddhist Worldview
An overview of core Buddhist concepts: the four truths of the aryas, rebirth, karma, refuge, and more.
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Saying goodbye to our spiritual teachers
How to rely on a spiritual mentor and continue to practice well after they pass…
View PostSaying goodbye to our spiritual teachers
How to choose and rely on a spiritual mentor and cultivate the qualities of a…
View PostMonk chat: Questions about how to practice
Short videos covering questions about cultivating compassion and how to relate to a spiritual teacher.
View Post100,000 Bows Toward Full Awakening
A wide-ranging Q&A session on spiritual practice with two monks from Clear Mountain Monastery.
View PostBuddhism from a practitioner’s perspective
Venerable Chodron is interviewed for a forthcoming textbook on world religions.
View PostTaking refuge and the meaning of the Three Jewels
Explanation of the causes for taking refuge and the qualities of the Three Jewels.
View PostUnlocking your potential
How we experience the results of karma in every moment and create karma for future…
View PostThe ten innermost jewels of the Kadampas
How contemplating the ten innermost jewels of the Kadampa tradition helps to overcome the eight…
View PostReflecting on death and impermanence
Reflecting on death helps to set priorities and let go of things that are not…
View PostThe disadvantages of the eight worldly concerns
Contemplating the eight worldly concerns helps to make good choices and see what to practice…
View PostContemplating the value of our precious human rebirth
How contemplating the four thoughts that turn the mind inspires Dharma practice. Recognizing the potential…
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