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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Ethical principles cannot be compromised
An interview on materialism and consumption in the modern world that disregard long term happiness.
View PostProviding inner tools for young adults
An introduction to Young Adult Week 2012, stressing the importance of providing a safe space…
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 36-38
The precepts regarding taking care of the sick, alleviating the suffering of others, and explaining…
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vow 35
A continuation of the talk on the 35th auxiliary precept to avoid not going to…
View PostA glance meditation on all the important points of l...
A very brief, yet meaningful, meditation text covering the stages of the path to awakening.
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 16-18
Precepts that involve helping others who are doing destructive actions, not responding to insults in…
View PostOpposing the self-centered thought
Stories and discussion to help us to oppose the self-centered thought.
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 12-15
The vows concerning wrong livelihoods, amusement, distracting activities, and reputation.
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 8-10
The first of the vows concerning far-reaching ethical conduct have to do with our relationship…
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 6-7
Explanation of the bodhisattva precepts to avoid not accepting gifts and not teaching the Dharma…
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Auxiliary vows 4-5
Bringing the precepts into real life situations and an explanation of when not following a…
View PostBodhisattva ethical restraints: Vows 6-8
Ethical restraints 6-8 and how to resolve conflicts skillfully.
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