Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, describing the nature and characteristics of nirvana.
Nirvana
By Venerable Thubten Chodron on Aug 12, 2022 in Stages of the Path to Awakening with Thubten Chodron, Vol 3 Samsara, Nirvana, and Buddha Nature
Teachings on how to cultivate wisdom on many different levels, ranging from the wisdom that understands karma and its effects, the four truths, and how to benefit others, to the wisdom realizing the ultimate nature of reality.
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Teachings on how to cultivate wisdom on many different levels, ranging from the wisdom that understands karma and its effects, the four truths, and how to benefit others, to the wisdom realizing the ultimate nature of reality.
Nirvana
The two obscurations
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, covering afflictive obscurations and cognitive obscurations.
Bodhisattvas’ path to awakening
Continuing teaching from Chapter 11, explaining the five paths of the bodhisattva vehicle.
Freedom from cyclic existence
Commencing teaching from Chapter 11, describing five paths of the practitioners of sravaka vehicle.
Karma in samsara and beyond
Completing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the last two transcendental factors and covering the types of results from polluted and unpolluted karma
Concentration, knowledge & vision and disenchantment
Continuing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the transcendental factors concentration, knowledge and vision, disenchantment and dispassion.
Transcendental dependent origination
Continuing teaching from Chapter 10, explaining the flow the transcendental dependent origination and covering faith, delight, joy, pliancy and bliss
The “Ye Dharma Dharani”
Starting teaching from Chapter 10, explaining “dharani” to describe how they cover different aspects of the four noble truths and four self-confidences.
Finding true happiness
Continuing teaching from Chapter 9, describing the way to investigate the source of true happiness in order to sustain the dharma practice.
Vaibhashika tenet school: Part 3
Explanation of the five paths according to the Vaibhashika school and assertions on the objects of abandonment and method and wisdom.
