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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Karma: The boomerang effect
Learning about karma can help us to create the causes for happiness and avoid the…
View PostHow karma influences our lives
The teachings on karma are very practical. When we see that our experience is a…
View PostChapter 4: Verses 311-322
Practical advice for those in leadership positions on how to use resources in a way…
View PostObserving your own mind
How to pay attention to our different mental states and whether they are in line…
View PostChapter 4: Verses 301-311
Nagarjuna's advice for leaders is also practical advice for us in our workplaces, organizations, relationships,…
View PostThe five types of afflictive views
By learning about the types of afflictive views we can look at our own mind…
View PostLearning to be ethical
Being honest with ourselves is an important part of keeping good ethical conduct.
View PostInterview with Interfaith Voices
Interview with a Catholic nun about life as a Buddhist nun.
View PostChapter 3: Verses 287-293
Continued explanation of the 25 qualities attained through creating the causes and conditions for the…
View PostChapter 3: Verses 281-287
The 25 special qualities that arise from collecting merit and wisdom. Practical guidelines for creating…
View PostChapter 3: Verses 272-280
Practical advice for creating the collections of of merit and wisdom. The five common qualities…
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