wisdom
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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First-link ignorance
Continuing teaching from Chapter 7, explaining the specific scope of the first-link, ignorance and the…
View PostCounteracting anger
Covering Verses 62-66, leading a discussion on working with the self-centered thought and describing more…
View PostTypes of selflessness
A teaching on the types of selflessness and the three levels of selflessness of persons.
View PostThe Buddhist path and emptiness
An overview of the Buddhist path and how the delusion of an intrinsic self is…
View PostMeditation on the fourth attribute of true duhkha
A meditation looking for a self-supporting, substantially existent I or self.
View PostDependent arising
Completing Chapter 6, covering karma and instinctual behavior and commencing Chapter 7, describing the wheel…
View PostMeditation on the third attribute of true duhkha
Meditation on exploring the possibility of a permanent, unitary, independent self.
View PostIt’s unreasonable to be angry
Giving commentary to Verses 38-42, discussing various reasons for why it's unreasonable to be angry…
View PostFortitude for those who cause harm
Discussing the tenets of non-Buddhist schools and going to cover Verses 33-38 that discuss how…
View PostPramanavartika conclusion
Commentary on refuting the idea that karma and craving are equally to be abandoned, and…
View PostRefuting the theist-ritualists and Jainas
Completion of commentary on the refutation of theist-ritualist soteriology and beginning the commentary on refuting…
View PostRefuting the Samkhyas and theist-ritualists
Completion of commentary on refuting Samkhya views and commentary on refuting theist-ritualist views.
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