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Chapter 3: Verses 215-223
The four immeasurable factors that make full awakening possible. How the collections of merit and…
View PostChapter 3: Verses 212-214
Explanation of the syllogism for establishing the emptiness of persons and phenomena because they are…
View PostChapter 3: Verses 201-213
The collection of merit that gives rise to the 32 signs of a buddha is…
View PostDeveloping a direct realization of emptiness
Thirteen questions raised by the study of Mahamudra and their import on the study of…
View PostCultivating serenity
How to cultivate serenity taking the conventional nature of the mind as the object.
View PostGelugpa-Kagyu Mahamudra lineage
The history of Mahamudra in the Gelgupa lineage, and a commentary on the first 12…
View PostMahamudra in India and Tibet
Dr. Roger Jackson from Carleton College gives a weekend course on Mahamudra, beginning with a…
View PostChapter 2: Verses 190-200
Looking at the causes of the signs of the Buddha's body shows us what to…
View PostChapter 2: Verses 177-189
Reflecting on the inner qualities and actions that give rise to the 32 signs of…
View PostChapter 2: Verses 171-176
An explanation of the three causes of becoming a bodhisattva. How the causes for full…
View PostChapter 2: Verses 158-171
By examining the impure nature of the body to see it for what it is…
View PostChapter 2: Verses 144-158
Overcoming attachments that lead to problems, now and in the future—intoxicants, gambling and sexual desire.…
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