Descripción de cada una las cuatro características que sellan una enseñanza como una práctica budista.
Teachings from a three-day retreat on the four basic principles shared by all Buddhists: impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, selflessness, and nirvana. Complemented by a commentary on the Heart Sutra, describing the five paths to become a fully awakened Buddha. More teachings on the Heart Sutra here.
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Teachings from a three-day retreat on the four basic principles shared by all Buddhists: impermanence, unsatisfactoriness, selflessness, and nirvana. Complemented by a commentary on the Heart Sutra, describing the five paths to become a fully awakened Buddha. More teachings on the Heart Sutra here.
The four seals of Buddhism
The four seals—the four basic principles shared by all Buddhists—determine whether a given doctrine is Buddhist or not.
Commentary on the Heart Sutra
Commentary on the Heart Sutra and how it outlines the five paths that culminate in becoming a fully awakened Buddha.
Appreciating the opportunity to practice
Sharing from discussion groups about what we take for granted, what to prioritize in our lives and in the face of death. Explanation of the fourth seal: nirvana
I, me, myself and mine
A deeper look at the third seal: all phenomena lack a self. The meaning of “empty” and “selfless.” How labeling objects “mine” leads to self-grasping of persons
Impermanence, dukkha and selflessness
Questions and answers on the first seal followed by teachings on the second seal: all polluted phenomena are in the nature of dukkha.
Contemplating impermanence
Introduction to the Heart Sutra, the four seals of Buddhism, and teachings on the first seal: all conditioned phenomena are impermanent.