Working on our anger and our judgmental minds in order to be able to see other beings as wish-fulfilling jewels.
Who are you judging?
Tag Archives | thought transformation
More precious than a wish-fulfilling jewel
Beginning a commentary to Geshe Langri Tangpa’s “Eight Verses of Thought Transformation,” the importance of developing a bodhicitta motivation.
Getting rid of my buttons
Wrong conceptions lie at the root of many of the problems we encounter in dealing with others. Here we examine how to use logic to counteract such thoughts.
Verses of thought training
The benefits of cherishing others.
Giving up self-cherishing
How to work with the self-centered thought.
The four immeasurables in daily life
How the four immeasurables provide a framework on how to live daily life.
“Approaching the Buddhist Path”: Mind training
The practice of transforming adversity into the path sees difficulties as opportunities to learn and grow and frees us from habitual responses to problems.
“Approaching the Buddhist Path”: The Buddhist view of life
Examining emotions and steering the mind in a good direction. The Buddhist view of the mind and it’s relationship to the body.
“Good Karma”: Creating the causes for our future experiences
How to use the teachings on karma and thought transformation to look at the causes of present experiences and creating the causes for future experiences.
Consumerism and the environment
Using the thought transformation practices to monitor our mind in the context of how we take care of the environment and attachment to consuming.
