renunciation
Renunciation, or the determination to be free, is the attitude aspiring to be free from all suffering and to attain the liberation that is freedom from cyclic existence.
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Chapter 2: Verses 36-38
Geshe Thabkhe gives teachings on abandoning the belief in pleasure and refutes that anything that…
View PostBad friends and why we don’t need them
Looking at how we are affected by the people we spend our time with, and…
View PostChapters 2-3: Verses 45-52
How what is seen as pleasurable in samsara is actually a small discomfort replacing a…
View PostLooking at death and dealing with loss
How remembering death can make life meaningful, causing us to think about the choices we…
View PostChapter 2: Abandoning belief in pleasure
The unsatisfactory nature of the pleasures of cyclic existence and how they cannot bring real,…
View PostChapters 1-2: Verses 25-34
How the mistaken view of the body as a source of pleasure leads to dukkha,…
View PostChapter 1: Verses 11-24
How practicing the Dharma will be of the greatest benefit at the time of death,…
View PostReview of Chapter 1: Remembering death
Meditations on death. How remembering death give us an incentive to practice.
View PostCalming the mind, simplifying our lives
How to work with our minds, looking internally at the causes of problems, and decrease…
View PostChapter 1: Verses 1-10
The benefits of reflecting on death, how to contemplate death with wisdom, and refuting misconceptions…
View PostChapter 1: Abandoning belief in permanence
An introduction to the text "400 Stanzas on the Middle Way" by Aryadeva, the study…
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