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The results of the collections of wisdom and merit
The collection of merit is the principal cause of the Buddha's form body, the collection…
View PostBoundless wisdom and compassion
Compassion is essential for all, not just spiritual practitioners. The two kinds of wisdom—wisdom of…
View PostThe equivalents of existents
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal teaches on the seven equivalents of the term existent, and engages the…
View PostThe nature of pleasure and pain
The third of three talks based on the book “Practical Ethics and Profound Emptiness.” Commentary…
View PostLeading with a compassionate motivation
The second of three talks based on the book "Practical Ethics and Profound Emptiness." Commentary…
View PostSpiritual advice on practical matters
The first of three talks based on the book "Practical Ethics and Profound Emptiness." Commentary…
View PostWisdom in difficult times
How Nagarjuna's advice to a leader is still relevant for leaders in modern times including,…
View PostReview: Chapters 7-8
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal leads a review of Chapters 7 and 8, and begins going through…
View PostThe benefits of the study of Dudra
An introduction to Dudra, a branch of Buddhist philosophy.
View PostDivisions of the selfless
Teaching on the divisions of the selfless, after a lively discussion about syllogisms created by…
View PostDivisions of the selfless
The division of all phenomena according to the Sautrantika tenet school.
View PostOutline of the selfless
Continuing Chapter 9 “Basic Buddhist Ontology” and reviewing the outline of the selfless, which includes…
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