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 in daily life
Using the four opponent powers to purify negative actions during daily activities.
View PostPurifying non-virtue: Killing and stealing
Presentation of the four branches of complete karmic actions, beginning with two non-virtues of the…
View PostPurifying non-virtue: Karmic results
Purifying sexual misconduct and investigating the karmic results of the non-virtues of body.
View PostPurifying lying and divisive speech
Exploring the non-virtues of lying and divisive speech and the mixed messages we get from…
View PostPurifying harsh speech and idle talk
Exploring the non-virtues of harsh speech and idle talk, their habituation in our minds as…
View PostPurifying non-virtues of mind
A brief overview of the non-virtues of mind and how studying karma can clarify confusion…
View PostPurifying non-virtue: Coveting
An in-depth look at the non-virtue of coveting; what lies behind it and its karmic…
View PostPurifying non-virtue: Malice
An in-depth look at the non-virtue of malice; what makes it a complete action and…
View PostPurifying non-virtue: Wrong views
An in-depth look at the non-virtue of holding wrong views as well as the simultaneous…
View PostPower of resolve: Abandoning non-virtue
In the fourth of the opponent powers, the power of determination, we take responsibility for…
View PostPower of resolve: Rooted in regret
Inextricably linked with the power of regret, the power of determination is explored here through…
View PostPower of resolve: Becoming Vajrasattva
Seeing Vajrsattva as a projection of our own buddha potential, the Buddha that we will…
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