death
Teachings on death from a Buddhist perspective, including preparing for death, dying peacefully, and helping the dying.
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The Essence of a Human Life
Verses by Lama Tsongkhapa on how to use our precious human life to pursue what…
View PostDispositions, motivations, and practices
An overview of the motivations and practices that comprise the three levels of the path.
View PostMeditation on the initial scope of the lamrim
A guided meditation combining all the meditations of the initial level practitioner with each topic…
View PostLiving with loss
Change is the reality of our existence but we are shocked when it happens. Examining…
View PostCompassion in action
A talk given at Jewel Heart Center Chicago, which has just started a new hospital…
View PostThe four maras
Explaining the four maras that Yamantaka destroys: the afflictions, polluted aggregates, death, and the son…
View PostThe person and the aggregates
If the person cannot be found in the aggregates, does it exist separate from the…
View PostGuided nine-point death meditation
Meditating on death brings meaning and purpose to our life and helps to avoid wasting…
View PostGuided meditation: imagining our death
Imagining our death prepares our mind for death and helps us make our life meaningful…
View PostGuided meditation on death and impermanence
Seeing that death is definite and lifespan uncertain reflecting on the eight worldly concerns can…
View PostAdvice for Dharma practice
A question and answer session covering topics such as social conformity, guilt and regret, dealing…
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