Vajrasattva
Vajrasattva combines the wisdom and compassion of all the buddhas and supports us in purifying past negativities.
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The four opponent powers
Introduction and explanation of the four opponent powers of purification.
View PostThe general characteristics of karma
The four general characteristics of karma: karma is certain, it expands, we only experience what…
View PostApplying antidotes to the afflictions
Taking advantage of our present situation Getting straight about virtue and nonvirtue Remembering and applying…
View PostThe ten nonvirtues
The meaning of the Vajrasattva mantra and teaching the ripening results of the 10 non-virtuous…
View PostConfessing ethical downfalls
How to overcome self-hatred and work with anger towards others, giving commentary to the 35…
View PostHow we create negative karma
Continuing commentary on the 35 Buddha practice, discussing the varieties of ways we create negative…
View PostCollective karma and negativities to confess
How to set up a practical meditation schedule, the karma we create from group participation,…
View PostVajrasattva practice and the four opponent powers
Explanation of the Vajrasattva sadhana including the four opponent powers of purification and recitation of…
View PostGuided meditation on Vajrasattva
Guided meditation on the Vajrasattva purification practice. Also an explanation on the purpose of purification…
View PostEmptiness and conceptual designation
Applying emptiness to view events the events of 2020 including the pandemic. The four opponent…
View PostThe ten non-virtuous actions
An discussion of the ten non-virtuous actions using examples from the news in 2020.
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