Samsara, Nirvana, and Buddha Nature (2021–23)
Teachings on volume three of The Library of Wisdom and Compassion co-authored with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, on our present situation and our highest potential.
Concentration, knowledge & vision and dise...
Continuing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the transcendental factors concentration, knowledge and vision, disenchantment and dispassion.
View PostReview of feeling
Responding to questions comparing the transcendental factors and eleven virtuous mental factors and reviewing the link feeling from the twelve links.
View PostKarma in samsara and beyond
Completing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the last two transcendental factors and covering the types of results from polluted and unpolluted karma
View PostFreedom from cyclic existence
Commencing teaching from Chapter 11, describing five paths of the practitioners of sravaka vehicle.
View PostBodhisattvas’ path to awakening
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, explaining the five paths of the bodhisattva vehicle.
View PostThe two obscurations
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, covering afflictive obscurations and cognitive obscurations.
View PostTypes of nirvana
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, covering natural nirvana and nirvana with remainder and nirvana without remainder
View PostNirvana in the Pali tradition
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, covering non-abiding nirvana and nirvana as the cessation of duhkha and it's origins.
View PostNirvana as the object of meditation
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, explaining nirvana as the object of meditation.
View PostThe mind and its potential
Completing teaching Chapter 11, "Freedom From Cyclic Existence" and commencing Chapter 12, "Mind and Its Potential".
View PostIs liberation possible?
Continuing teaching from Chapter 12, describing three reasons that make liberation possible
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