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Daily Life
57 Articles
Using the Five Buddha-Family Traits in Daily Life
Buddha-family traits are factors that everybody has, which, when fully developed, enable everyone to become a Buddha. In this sense, we all belong to this one family.
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Buddha-Nature
Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Clear advice and instructions for how to live our life as an aspiring bodhisttva.
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Commentaries on Lojong Texts
37 Bodhisattva Practices
In this short poem Togme Zangpo outlines 37 practices on the bodhisattva path for the attainment of enlightenment in order to be of best help to everyone.
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Sutra Texts
A Bodhisattva’s Garland of Gems
Atisha presents in poetic form the most essential guidelines for how to live one’s life as a bodhisattva in the tradition of mind training (lojong).
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Sutra Texts
Working with Mental Factors in Daily Life
If we are aware of the ten mental factors that are involved with every single moment of our experience, we can mold situations in such a way that they optimize the experience.
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Mind & Mental Factors
10 Basic Buddhist Beliefs
The main points of the Buddhist teachings.
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Letter to a Friend
Nagarjuna wrote this poem as a letter to his friend, King Gautamiputra, as advice on the practice of the entire Buddhist path leading to liberation for both householders and monastics.
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