tantra
Scriptures taught by the Buddha describing the Vajrayana practice. A means to becoming a fully awakened Buddha through identity with meditational deities.
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Amitabha practice: The four immeasurables
How to generate the four immeasurables as part of the Amitabha practice.
View PostAmitabha practice: Refuge and bodhicitta
Explanation of the Amitabha practice, beginning with taking refuge, in preparation for the Abbey's upcoming…
View PostWhen things fall apart it’s time to practice
Venerable Thubten Chodron shares more on what to do when a teacher has abused his…
View PostWhat it means to see the guru as the Buddha
More about why we can get confused with Tantra teachings and teachers and loose faith.
View PostConfusion within tantra
Continuing to share about teachers who use their power inappropriately and why that could happen.
View PostHow to tell if a Buddhist teacher has the right qual...
Venerable Thubten Chodron responds to some distressed students who were following a teacher who abused…
View PostAmitabha Buddha deity sadhana with guided meditation
Guided meditation on Amitabha Buddha with sadhana.
View PostThe Medicine Buddha’s unshakeable resolves, co...
The 5th to 12th great vows of the Medicine Buddha.
View PostMedicine Buddha’s unshakeable resolves
The first four of the great vows or unshakeable resolves that the Medicine Buddha made.
View PostVisualization and mantra recitation
The psychological effect of doing the visualization of the Medicine Buddha and reciting his mantra
View PostConventional and ultimate truth
While suffering is empty of inherent existence, it still exists conventionally and must be addressed.…
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