karma
Teachings related to the law of karma and its effects, or how intentional actions of body, speech, and mind affect our circumstances and experiences. The law of karma and its effects explains how present experience is the product of past actions and how present actions affect future experience. Posts include teachings on the types and characteristics of karma and how to use an understanding of karma in daily life.
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Chapter 10: Quiz review part 2
Continuation of the review of questions on refuting misconceptions of a self. The second part…
View PostChapter 10: Quiz review part 1
Review and discussion of questions on refuting misconceptions of a self. The first part of…
View PostQuiz: Aryadeva’s 400 Stanzas, Chapter 10
Quiz questions for a review of chapter 10 of Aryadeva's "400 Stanzas on the Middle…
View PostVerse 74: Every moment matters
How we have autonomy in every moment to work against our habitual patterns and live…
View PostThe five afflictive views
The five wrong views that get in the way of our understanding conventional and ultimate…
View PostVerse 68: The one with intense discipline
How to work with our rationalizing mind that tries to make excuses to follow our…
View PostThe first noble truth: Our situation in samsara
Looking at the reality of our present situation will motivate us seek authentic happiness.
View PostWorking with anger
Examining how the source of our anger is our own mind, and that we have…
View PostChanging our minds and emotional habits
How ignorance projects a mode of existence onto things that doesn't exist. Advice on how…
View PostOvercoming obstacles to Dharma practice
Advice on how to build and keep a consistent practice followed by a talk about…
View PostBeing present
A person in prison reflects on taking inventory of the past, present, and future, and…
View PostA joyous long-term vision
The importance of aspiration and a joyous long-term vision, self-confidence, and an examination of the…
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