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Death
36 Articles
Mind Training for an Initial Lam-rim Scope
Verses 1 through 7 Taking Advantage of Being in a Holy Place As I explained yesterday, we are at a special place here where the Buddha manifested his enlightenment and where many enlightened beings have been. Nagarjuna and his two spiritual sons, for instance, and many...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – The Dalai Lama
Questions to Dr. Berzin about Lower Realms and Helping Others
Fear of Death and Lower Realms I wanted to ask something about fear. Rinpoche said that we can develop fear for states of rebirth that can come to us after death. I was thinking that fear is suffering too. Are we making ourselves suffer for something that may or may not happen...
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Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Impermanence for Overcoming the Confident Thought “I Won’t Die”
What Is Death? When we talk about impermanence, automatically the subject of death always comes up. Why death? What is the definition of death? Any volunteers? An ending of life. Okay. When this embodied experience is over. Okay. When the consciousness leaves the body. Okay....
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Commentary on “How to Meditate on Impermanence” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Death, Karma and the Shortcomings of Samsara
General Introduction and Review The various Tibetan traditions coming from the Buddha – Kadam, Sakya, Kagyu and Nyingma – all follow a presentation of ways to train our attitudes that comes from a common source: Shantideva’s Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior. Shantideva’s...
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Commentary on “Mind Training Like the Rays of the Sun” – The Dalai Lama
Gaining Hold of a Bodhichitta Aim
(1) With pleasure, I rejoice in the positive actions that relieve the sufferings of the worse rebirth states for all limited beings and that place these, who suffer, in better rebirth states. (2) I rejoice in that build up of positive (force) that became the causes for the...
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Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior
The Efficiency of Anuttarayoga Tantra: Gelug
All the details of the four points for analyzing the increased efficiency of general tantra pertain to anuttarayoga. Beyond that, however, the same four points may help us to understand why the highest class of tantra, anuttarayoga, is even speedier than the other three...
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Why Tantra Is More Efficient Than Sutra
Four Axioms for Thinking about Death and Impermanence
We’ve seen that meditation is part of a threefold process that entails listening to teachings, thinking about them, and then meditating upon them. Meditation, as this third step, is actually about how we integrate the teachings into our lives, which comes about through...
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How to Study Buddhism: Listening, Thinking and Meditating
Precious Human Rebirth, Death and Refuge
A Precious Human Rebirth It is very important to appreciate the fact that we have a precious human body as a working basis and that it enjoys all the various respites from all the difficult situations with no chance to practice and that it also has the enriching factors of...
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Serkong Rinpoche Dialogues with Students about Lam-rim
Generating Concern for Future Lifetimes
No Permanent Identity of “Me” from Lifetime to Lifetime Based on considering the previous points of analysis, and far more points that could be discussed, we gradually come to accept that we have had beginningless past lives and there will be endless future lives as well. Our...
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Self-Transformation through the Lam-rim Graded Stages
Impermanence for Developing a Strong Motivation to Practice the Dharma
During Life and at Death: The Dharma Is Our Guide We will now continue with the Training for How to Meditate on Impermanence, Written in Verse: (24) The Dharma is your guide on a path unknown; the Dharma is your food on a journey, arduous and long. The Dharma is your protector...
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Commentary on “How to Meditate on Impermanence” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
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