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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Venerable Thubten Chodron Meditating on the 10 destructive actions
Instructions for meditation on karma and the ten destructive actions, thinking about the causes of…
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The results of the 10 destructive actions
A look at how karma ripens, the maturation result, results similar to the cause, and…
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A broader view of destructive actions
It makes a big difference how we treat ourselves or others and with what motivation…
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Three destructive actions of mind
Of the ten destructive actions, the three mental actions are the motivator for all the…
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The destructive actions of speech
An explanation of the karma related to our use of speech: lying, divisive speech, harsh…
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The three physical destructive actions
Intention and motivation produce different results from our actions. Being honest with ourselves helps us…
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General characteristics of karma
An introduction to karma, what it is, what it is not, and how karma relates…
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Venerable Jampa Tsedroen Relevance of Vinaya in modern circumstances
A description of the Vinaya and the many instructions it contains on daily life, followed…
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Sister Donald Corcoran - Sep 30, 1991
Sister Donald Corcoran Comparing and contrasting views
A comparison of religious views to support interfaith practice.
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A bhikshuni’s view
A brief overview of how Buddhist monastic traditions spread and adapt to new cultures.
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Sister Donald Corcoran
- Sep 30, 1991
A Benedictine’s view
A Catholic nun's perspective on world monastic traditions and her own spiritual journey.
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Cultivating our motivation
The three levels of motivation as a key to understanding the Buddhist path.
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