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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Far-reaching attitude of ethics
Exploring the three divisions of the far-reaching attitude of ethics.
View PostThe six far-reaching attitudes
An overview of the six far-reaching practices, also known as the six paramitas: generosity, ethics,…
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vow 39-46
Concluding the section on overcoming obstacles to the ethics of benefitting others.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vow 35-40
Overcoming obstacles to the ethics of benefitting others.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vow 30-36
Overcoming obstacles to the far-reaching attitudes of wisdom and the ethics of benefitting others.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vows 13-16
Continuation of the auxiliary vows to overcome obstacles to ethical discipline.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vows 6-12
Completion of the auxiliary vows to overcome obstacles to far-reaching generosity as well as the…
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vows 1-5
Introduction to the 46 auxiliary bodhisattva vows and an in-depth look at the first five…
View PostRoot bodhisattva vows: Vows 14 to 18
Commentary on the last five of the eighteen root bodhisattva vows including the four binding…
View PostCommitments of aspiring bodhicitta
Generating the two types of bodhicitta: aspiring and engaging. How to protect our bodhicitta from…
View PostFreeing ourselves from samsara
The advantages of observing the higher training in ethical conduct, advice for keeping our ethics…
View PostPath to liberation
The distinction between liberation and enlightenment and what kind of body and what path to…
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