Tibetan Buddhism
Classic teachings of Buddhism in the Tibetan lineage; contemporary takes on those teachings.
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Review of generosity and ethical conduct
Summarizing what the Kadam masters say about giving and ethical discipline.
View PostChapters 1-3: Review
Review of the first three chapters of the book at the start of the second…
View PostThe 22nd Annual Western Buddhist Monastic Gathering
Venerable Thubten Chodron reports on the 22nd annual monastic gathering, which took place at Land…
View PostThe best giving
How to work with our possessiveness towards what we consider to be "mine."
View PostCraving and clinging at the time of death
Craving and clinging in the 12 links of dependent origination and how they arise at…
View PostThe four types of clinging
A look at the objects we can get attached too, especially our wrong views.
View PostThe three types of attachment
The types of attachment that arise and how to work with them.
View PostThe best sign of higher attainment
Why the best sign of higher attainment is not mystical and magical, but the reduction…
View PostCongratulations to the first geshemas!
Photos of the first batch of Geshemas from Jangchub Choeling Nunnery, wearing the yellow dongka…
View PostThe purpose of spiritual practice
Whether or not to engage in a ngondro practice, remembering that transforming our minds is…
View PostThe best higher attainment
How transforming our minds is the central purpose of our Dharma practice.
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