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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Verse 86: Powerful ambrosia
Closing the gap between listening to teachings and putting them into practice.
View PostWhat is dhih?
An explanation of the meaning and purpose of the seed syllables. What to contemplate as…
View PostEntering Manjushri retreat
Teachings on the Manjushri practice and a question and answer session with the one-month Manjushri…
View PostThe motivation for doing retreat
The importance of setting a Dharma motivation to help us cultivate joyous effort and use…
View PostThe Chenrezig practice
A guided session of the full Chenrezig sadhana and meditation practice.
View PostVerse 53: The wandering mind
What it means to have a distracted mind in the context of tantra, and how…
View PostOrdination lineages
How ordination is different in the three living Buddhist traditions, and why the path to…
View PostVerse 27: Guarding our spiritual precepts
The right mindset to cultivate when we voluntarily take and keep precepts in order to…
View PostA long obedience
Exodus isn't just about liberation from slavery, it's also about rebinding. Just laws, or taking…
View PostContemplating causality
Encourages us to contemplate whether our beliefs and views about who we are and events…
View PostLearning to let go during purification
Addresses a query on how to work with difficult emotions and memories that arise during…
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