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Tag Archives | Tibetan Buddhism
The best fortitude
How anger and arrogance are related and why humility is a helpful antidote.
Review of generosity and ethical conduct
Summarizing what the Kadam masters say about giving and ethical discipline.
Teaching tour: Spring 2017
Details of Venerable Thubten Chodron’s Spring 2017 teachings on the East Coast of the USA and in Italy, Germany, and Russia.
The best ethical conduct
Why the best ethical conduct is a tranquil mind.
The 22nd Annual Western Buddhist Monastic Gathering
Venerable Thubten Chodron reports on the 22nd annual monastic gathering, which took place at Land of Medicine Buddha in October 2016.
The best giving
How to work with our possessiveness towards what we consider to be “mine.”
Craving and clinging at the time of death
Craving and clinging in the 12 links of dependent origination and how they arise at the time of death.
The four types of clinging
A look at the objects we can get attached too, especially our wrong views.
The three types of attachment
The types of attachment that arise and how to work with them.