Buddhist Worldview
An overview of core Buddhist concepts: the four truths of the aryas, rebirth, karma, refuge, and more.
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Attributes of true dukkha: Impermanence
How to meditate on coarse and subtle impermanence.
View PostIntegrating a good motivation into our practice and ...
How to cultivate a beneficial motivation for spiritual practice and life in general. Guided meditation…
View PostSimilarities among Buddhist traditions
All Buddhist traditions have the same teacher. By learning about other traditions we can get…
View PostOvercoming the eight worldly concerns
Though it is difficult to acknowledge our problems with the eight worldly concerns, when we…
View PostChapter 10: Progressing on the path
Purification through the practice of ethical conduct, concentration, and wisdom.
View PostChapter 9: The union of serenity and insight
How emptiness and dependent arising are compatible.
View PostChapter 8: Levels of dependence
The levels of dependence as outlined in the Sanskrit tradition.
View PostChapter 8: Twelve links of dependent arising
Teaching on the twelve links of dependent arising and the benefits of meditating on this.
View PostChapter 8: Dependent arising
The twelve links of dependent arising according to the Pali Tradition.
View PostChapter 7: Emptiness and selflessness
Review of the four extremes of arising and teaching on the historical development of ideas…
View PostChapter 7: The four extremes of arising
Getting us to question whether a thing arises from itself, other, self and other, or…
View PostChapter 7: Refuting the inherently existent self
The reasonings that make it impossible for an inherently existent self that we grasp at…
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