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Chapter 10: Verse 247
Considering how things are impermanent but do not go completely out of existence. Everything has…
View PostChapter 10: Verses 236-246
The untenable consequences of positing a permanent creator or soul, refuting non-Buddhist views of a…
View PostChapter 10: Refuting misconceptions of the self
Refuting erroneous views of an unchanging self, both innate and acquired. How to use awareness…
View PostDeveloping calm abiding
How keeping precepts helps one's meditation practice and helps in living a happier life.
View PostMiddle way school and focusing your mind
What the self is and is not. Consciousness can be valid and mistaken at the…
View PostCauses and conditions for enlightenment
Understanding emptiness in the context of the entire Buddhist path, with the wish to attain…
View PostDependent arising and emptiness
An understanding of cause and effect is necessary for and compatible with the realization of…
View PostSeeing the interdependence of phenomena
Understanding phenomena are empty of inherent existence because they are dependent arising. Avoid notion of…
View PostChapters 9-10: Verses 224-226
When investigated, the strong feeling of a personal self and identity cannot be found, and…
View PostChapter 9: Verses 218-223
Examining and refuting the idea that there is a truly existent liberation and person who…
View PostReview 1 of Chapter 8: Verses 184-188
The first review of chapter 8 of Aryadeva's "400 Stanzas on the Middle Way" continues,…
View PostReview 1 of Chapter 8: Verses 176-183
This first review on Chapter 8 of Aryadeva's "400 Stanzas on the Middle Way" focuses…
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