Commencing teaching from Chapter 11, describing five paths of the practitioners of sravaka vehicle.
Teachings on ethical conduct, a fundamental Buddhist practice that is based on avoiding harmful actions and engaging in constructive actions.
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Teachings on ethical conduct, a fundamental Buddhist practice that is based on avoiding harmful actions and engaging in constructive actions.
Transcendental dependent origination
Continuing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the flow the transcendental dependent origination and covering faith, delight, joy, pliancy and bliss
Review of Chapter Five: “Guarding Alertness”, part two
Review of the second half of Chapter 5 covering Shantideva’s explanation of how to train in the ethics of gathering virtue and the ethics of benefiting others.
Taking pleasure in bad actions
Completion of the commentary on the intrusive conditions and incompatible propensities that interfere with practicing the Dharma.
Gavin Discovers the Secret to Happiness
Gavin the pup and his friends show us the qualities for a meaningful life—kindness, love, and how to deal skillfully with challenges.
Know your mind: Virtuous mental factors
Explanation of the virtuous mental factors of nonattachment, nonhatred, nonconfusion, joyous effort, pliancy, conscientiousness, equanimity, and nonharmfulness.
Know your mind: Object-ascertaining and virtuous mental factors
Explanation of the five object-ascertaining mental factors and the first three virtuous mental factors —faith, integrity, and consideration for others.
21st-century Buddhists
Ethical conduct and compassion are the keys to happiness for ourselves and for all sentient beings.
Monastic precepts and community life
How monastic precepts and community life are set up to help work with our afflictions and develop awareness of the effects of our actions.
The five precepts
How the five precepts guide how we live and relate to each other for the purpose of inner and outer peace.
