mindfulness
Teachings on mindfulness, a mental factor that enables the mind to stay on its chosen object. These include teachings on mindfulness in developing concentration and keeping ethical conduct.
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Laxity and excitement
Examining laxity and excitement , one of the five hindrances to calm abiding meditation.
View PostCalm abiding review
A review on how to choose the object of meditation and how to cultivate mindfulness…
View PostForgetting the object of meditation
Forgetting the object of meditation as an obstacle to calm abiding and mindfulness as its…
View PostPreparing for calm abiding meditation
Establishing the six conducive conditions for calm abiding meditation and advice on doing retreat.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vow 23-30
Overcoming obstacles to the far-reaching attitudes of joyous effort, concentration, and wisdom.
View PostAuxiliary bodhisattva vows: Vows 1-5
Introduction to the 46 auxiliary bodhisattva vows and an in-depth look at the first five…
View PostRecognizing our afflictions
Continuing the explanation of the secondary afflictions and the importance of recognizing them in daily…
View PostPractice virtue, avoid non-virtue
Developing a long-term perspective helps us gain clarity about the results of our actions.
View PostThe Mind and Life III Conference: Emotions and health
Do buddhas have emotions? Why do we feel low self-esteem and self-hatred? Finding peace through…
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