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Chapter 2: Abandoning belief in pleasure
The unsatisfactory nature of the pleasures of cyclic existence and how they cannot bring real,…
View PostEmptiness does not mean nothingness
A teaching on the difference between conventional and ultimate analysis of objects in order to…
View PostDependence on parts and reasoning of dependent arising
Teaching on the three types of dependence and how to analyze the way phenomena and…
View PostDependent arising and realism
Teaching the method side of the path, reflecting on how we are completely dependent on…
View PostApprehending objects and the impact of interrelatedness
Explaining the three ways of seeing objects. Showing how impermanent phenomena depend on each other…
View PostWhy understanding the truth is needed
As long as we have the seeds of anger in our mind, we will find…
View PostChapters 1-2: Verses 25-34
How the mistaken view of the body as a source of pleasure leads to dukkha,…
View PostChapter 1: Verses 11-24
How practicing the Dharma will be of the greatest benefit at the time of death,…
View PostReview of Chapter 1: Remembering death
Meditations on death. How remembering death give us an incentive to practice.
View PostChapter 1: Verses 1-10
The benefits of reflecting on death, how to contemplate death with wisdom, and refuting misconceptions…
View PostChapter 1: Abandoning belief in permanence
An introduction to the text "400 Stanzas on the Middle Way" by Aryadeva, the study…
View PostQuiz review: Seven types of cognizers, part 4
Answers to questions related to correct assumer, doubt, and wrong consciousness.
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