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Time and the Universe
52 Articles
From the Buddha-Nature Factors to the Buddha Bodies
Review We were speaking this morning about deepest bodhichitta. And we saw that it was not enough just to have relative bodhichitta, either: Just the aspiring state in which we aspire to attain our not-yet-happening enlightenmentOr, in addition, the pledged state of aspiring...
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Joint Practice of Conventional and Deepest Bodhichittas
Exploratory Analysis of Buddha’s Knowing the Three Times
The Basis for Valid Cognition of Not-Yet-Happenings (continued) We have been talking about the basis of negation, the basis of imputation, and so on, in terms of the not-yet-happening of the result. And we can understand the difference here: The basis of negation is the...
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Buddhist and Scientific Understandings of Time
Using Analogies with Quantum Physics, Dispelling Doubts
Introduction Given the above analysis of the three times and what the omniscient awareness of a Buddha cognizes when validly cognizing the three times, several questions arise concerning the relation between this analysis and the modern theories of quantum mechanics. In order...
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A Buddha's Knowledge of the Past, Present and Future
Persons of Intermediate Scope
Brief Review of the Initial Scope We have been speaking about a person of the initial level of motivation. The verse in the text is: (3) Anyone who takes keen interest in himself or herself (achieving), by some means, merely the happiness of uncontrollably recurring samsara is...
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Commentary on “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Collective Karma and Natural Disasters
A discussion between Jonathan Landaw and Dr. Berzin about the relationship between collective karma and environmental or societal situations of a group that experiences them.
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Karma: Advanced
Twenty-first Century Buddhism
The Dalai Lama’s view of a 21st-century Buddhist means having fuller knowledge about modern education and modern science, while having full conviction about Buddha’s teachings about limitless altruism, bodhichitta and the view of dependent arising.
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Buddhism in Modern Times
The Origin of the Universe According to Kalachakra
The evolution of a universe is intimately connected with the karma of the limited beings that will be reborn into it.
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Kalachakra: Advanced
Buddhist Cosmology in Abhidharma and Kalachakra
The Buddhist abhidharma and Kalachakra literatures provide two distinct presentations of cosmology, each for a different purpose.
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Time & the Universe
Basic Tenets of the Samkhya and Yoga Schools
The Yoga school of Indian philosophy shares the basic assertions of the Samkhya system, such as concerning primal matter, the self and liberation, but adds to the system the supreme god Ishvara, equivalent to Shiva.
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Non-Buddhist Asian Traditions
The Fourteen Questions to Which Buddha Remained Silent
The Mahayana and Theravada presentation of the points on which the Buddha remained silent, since to answer them would only create confusion in the minds of questioners.
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Time & the Universe
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