ethical conduct
Teachings on ethical conduct, a fundamental Buddhist practice that is based on avoiding harmful actions and engaging in constructive actions.
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Review of the benefits of monastic precepts
Reviewing the second half of Chapter 4, covering benefits of keeping Pratimoksha vows, avoiding intoxicants,…
View PostCultivating inner peace
How transforming our mind enables us to create peace in a chaotic world.
View PostBringing Dharma to the West in the 21st century
Questions about the function of Dharma communities and how lay people and monastics can support…
View PostHigher training in ethical conduct
Questioning why we engage in ethical conduct, and reviewing the first three sections in Chapter…
View PostBuddhist Monastic Experience
How Tibetan Buddhism can help modern people live ethically and with compassion.
View PostConducive conditions to develop serenity
Explaining the six essential conditions necessary for developing serenity in retreat, drawing from Indian and…
View PostThe four characteristics of karma
How purification is possible and an introduction to the four characteristics of karma.
View PostWhich causes are we creating?
How generosity and ethical conduct help us to accumulate merit and why this matters.
View PostThe joy of monastic discipline
Explaining the beautiful prayer on monastic discipline written by His Holiness the Dalia Lama in…
View PostAdvice for monastics
Explaning the section of advice for Monastics, teaching from Chapter 5.
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