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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The noble eightfold path
How the noble eightfold path is organized under the three higher trainings; practices related to…
View PostThe four noble truths
The importance of the four noble truths and how understanding the truth of suffering prepares…
View PostVerse 40-8: Discriminating wisdom
How we need discriminating wisdom in all aspects of our lives so that we can…
View PostMind is the creator of our experience
The essence of Buddhist philosophy and psychology together with practical tools for immediate implementation in…
View PostVerse 40-1: Faith in the Three Jewels
What faith means in a Buddhist context, seeing the good qualities in something that is…
View PostEmptiness and the object of negation, part 1
How to identify the object of negation by taking away the appearance of something or…
View PostEmptiness and the object of negation, part 3
How the sense of an "I" appears to us yet cannot be found when investigating.
View PostEmptiness and the object of negation, part 2
Q & A focusing on taking away the appearance of an object or person.
View PostWisdom, renunciation, and attachment
A discussion covering the topics of great and profound wisdom, emptiness and attachment, how vipassana…
View PostVerse 31: Seeing someone suffering
How compassion differs from personal distress and how to cultivate compassion without falling to apathy.…
View PostVerse 30-2: The bliss of a buddha
The meaning of the term "the bliss of the Buddha." Considering the removal of the…
View PostVerse 27: Empty containers
Transforming the appearance of an empty container into the wish that all beings be empty…
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