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Chogyam Trungpa Opens
Teachings To Us All |
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On Concepts, Emotions
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Entering
the Spiritual Path |
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Make Your Mind an Ocean |
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The Three
Principal Aspects of the Path
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An excerpt from Lama Yeshe's The Essence of Tibetan Buddhism.
Source: Lama Yeshe Archive
Advice
for Everyday Practice
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Practical advice from the Abbot of Kopan Monastery, Nepal. for how to live according to the highest Dharma.
Source: LamRim.com
Buddha Nature
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We and all sentient beings in this world share the potential to reach a state free from the gross and subtle obscurations. This shared potential is called Buddha Nature. It is possible to bring about this transformation because our consciousness is not in the nature of those obscurations: since it lacks inherent existence it is possible to transform it.
Source: Ven. Thubten Chodron's Home Page
Comparison
of Tibetan Buddhism Traditions
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The Four Traditions of Tibetan Buddhism: Personal Experience,
History, and Comparisons
Source: The Berzin Archives
The Importance
of Bodhicitta |
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How to Develop Bodhicitta |
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Introduction
to Tantra
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Although Tantric Buddhism, or the Vajrayana, is currently very fashionable many of us are uncertain about just what tantra is. How does it differ from Mahayana Buddhism? Why is it said to be the fastest path to enlightenment yet the one with the most pitfalls? What about the deities Ð who are they? And how do I know if I am ready for tantra?
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Source: Kurukulla Center
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Self Transformation Through Attitude Training
Alexander Berzin
The Four Traditions of Tibetan Buddhism: Personal Experience,
History, and Comparisons