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 higher trainings and the eight fold path
The three higher trainings—ethics, concentration and wisdom—are explained with the practices of the eightfold noble…
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A compilation of the teachings of Venerable Thubten Chodron on taking refuge in the Three…
View PostThe light of liberation: True satisfaction and fulfi...
Using reasoning to develop confidence that nirvana and awakening are possible. The factors that make…
View PostMind and rebirth
Using reasoning to establish confidence in the continuity of the mind and rebirth. How to…
View PostLetting go of the eight worldly concerns
When there is freedom from the eight worldly concerns there is room to create virtue…
View PostThe value and purpose of a precious human life
The purpose of Dharma practice is to bring a sense of internal peace, well being…
View PostCreating the causes for a precious human life
How meditation on the value of a precious human life generates great enthusiasm for Dharma…
View PostThe importance of reflecting on a precious human life
Developing self-confidence and appreciating our potential are the chief purposes of contemplating our precious human…
View PostRefuge and precept discussion questions
Topics for discussion regarding taking refuge in the Three Jewels and the five lay precepts.
View Post“Five Faultless Gifts” and “Five B...
The benefits of the five precepts according to the Buddhist scriptures.
View PostThe healing power of the precepts
Taking precepts can act as an antidote to low self-esteem, regret, and denial, which block…
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