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Disturbing Emotions
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Buddhist Analysis: Words, Memory and Anger
Question about Understanding Words When we are, for instance, doing a meditation retreat in a Buddhist context and reciting mantras, although we might recite it and we have some concept of the audio category of the sound of the mantra, we could have no idea of the meaning....
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Using Buddhist Metaphysics to Analyze a Problem
Showing Patience
(1) Whatever generosity, offerings to the Blissfully Gone (Buddhas) and the like, and positive deeds I've amassed over a thousand eons – one (moment of) hatred will destroy them all. (2) As no negative force resembles anger, and no trial resembles patience, I shall therefore...
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Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior
Great Compassion and Tonglen, Giving and Taking
Verses 17 through 21 Today, we will discussion compassion, great compassion, and bodhichitta. I will try to make it quite short. We have a lot of material and to go through. Developing Compassion Although we might know something about how to practice, what we lack in daily...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Developing Deepest Bodhichitta and the Perfection of Generosity
Verses 22 through 25 We have been going through the 37 Bodhisattva Practices by the great teacher, Togme Zangpo. We reached verse 22. Verse 22 to 24 talk about the cessation or stopping of suffering, and about deepest truth. Developing Deepest Bodhichitta, the Realization of...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
The Coarse and Subtle Impossible “Me's”
The First of Three Layers of the Impossible “Me” to Be Refuted There are three layers of impossible “me” that we need to refute. We can differentiate more layers, but here we’ll just deal with the main three. Each progressive layer is deeper than the one before it. We project...
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Elaboration of “How Cognition of Emptiness Liberates Us”
A Bodhisattva’s Daily Practice
Verses 32 through 37 Not Speaking of the Faults of Others We’ve been going through Gyalse Togme Zangpo’s 37 Bodhisattva Practices, and we got up to verse 31. Now, we’ll go through the rest of the text. (32) A bodhisattva’s practice is not to speak about the faults of a person...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
SEE Learning: Outline of the Key Points
A clear outline of the structure and key concepts of Emory University’s Social, Emotional and Ethical Learning program.
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How to Deal with Jealousy in Relationships
Jealousy in a loving relationship means we don’t trust our partner’s love for us. We overcome it by realizing that love is not a limited commodity.
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8 Buddhist Tips for Dealing with Anger
Tips to help us overcome anger, and provide inner peace when times get tough.
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Reviving Ancient Indian Values
The ancient Indian teachings on the mind, emotions, cognition, and logic can be of great benefit to the modern world.
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