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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Protocol for sangha in the Tibetan tradition
How to remain respectful of other cultures while maintaining the expectations of monastic dress and…
View PostMonastic ordination
Looking at ordination and the higher training in ethics as a path to liberation from…
View PostConscientiousness
Importance of cherishing the positive actions and how that strengthens mindfulness.
View PostIntegrity and consideration for others
The importance of self-respect and treating others with kindness.
View PostAppreciation and mindfulness
What is mindfulness and how it plays an important role in study, meditation and ethical…
View PostThe value of a disciplined way of life
Buddha's monastic precepts and their similarities to the Christian practice.
View PostRight action and livelihood
Examining the eightfold noble path through right action and right livelihood.
View PostEightfold noble path
An overview of the eightfold noble path as well as an in-depth look at right…
View PostPreparing for calm abiding meditation
Establishing the six conducive conditions for calm abiding meditation and advice on doing retreat.
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