Wisdom of the Kadam Masters (2016-17)
Short talks on the text Wisdom of the Kadam Masters translated by Thupten Jinpa.
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Antidotes to attachment
How meditating on impermanence and doing a sadhana practice that involves visualization can help us to release our attachment.
View PostAntidotes to jealousy
How to overcome our resistance to rejoicing in others' good fortune.
View PostAntidotes to arrogance
Antidotes to arrogance and the importance of opposing the self-centered thought.
View PostDisadvantages of the self-centered attitude
How the self-centered attitude creates difficulties in our lives.
View PostAntidotes to the judgmental mind
How the development of integrity is strengthened and enhanced by paying attention to what is going on in our mind and how we interact with…
View PostBodhicitta, the best gift
How all the happiness in the world comes from the altruistic intention.
View PostDeveloping equanimity
The importance of developing equanimity before we can begin developing bodhichitta.
View PostThe kindness of our parents
The first two points in the seven-point-cause-and-effect instructions for developing bodhicitta.
View PostRepaying kindness, love, and compassion
The third through fifth points in the seven point cause and effect instructions; one of two methods to develop Bodhichitta.
View PostGreat resolve and bodhicitta
The conclusion of the teaching on the seven-point-cause-and-effect method and a clear explanation of the meaning of the great resolve and bodhicitta.
View PostEqualizing self and others
The second method for generating bodhichitta, equalizing and exchanging self and others.
View PostThe kindness of others
Seeing the kindness of people all around us and appreciating that kindness.
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