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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Chapter 8: Verses 192-194
The different ways the Buddha presented the teachings according to the disposition of the disciples.
View PostChapter 8: Verses 190-191
Meditating on emptiness of the self, three levels of selflessness of persons, and the four-point…
View PostChapter 8: Verses 188-190
A student must be prepared for the teachings on emptiness in order to understand the…
View PostChapter 8: Verses 184-187
An explanation of how emptiness does not mean non-existence, and the problems with being attached…
View PostKarma, formative action, and volitional factors
Deciphers the difference between Dharma terms related to karma and illuminates how this understanding is…
View PostThe meaning of karma
Clarifies what the often misused word "karma" means in a Buddhist context.
View PostChapter 8: Verses 183-184
Misconceptions regarding how cyclic existence comes into existence and the importance of understanding this. Explaining…
View PostChapter 8: Verses 179-183
Considering that things might not exist as they appear has great benefit, and why and…
View PostChapter 8: Verses 176-178
Why the afflictions can be abandoned, and the importance of reflecting on our attachment to…
View PostReview of Chapter 6: Part 1
A review of Chapter 6 of Aryadeva's "400 Stanzas on the Middle Way" focuses on…
View PostActing with wisdom and compassion
Acting with wisdom, learning to concede, and accepting personal responsibility for our actions.
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