Karma

Karma refers to the compelling urges driving our behavior and the compulsive forms our behavior takes. Learn how each of the Buddhist tenet systems uses the basic terminology to describe the mechanism involved.

A seminar on what karma actually means in terms of Vasubandhu and Nagarjuna’s presentations.

Introduction to Kalachakra, a tantra system for overcoming the ravages of time and attaining enlightenment.

An examination of the concept of karma, which is considered the most complex topic in the Buddhist teachings.

If we can start to understand karma and how it works, we can begin to understand what happens in our lives and how to deal with it.

The evolution of a universe is intimately connected with the karma of the limited beings that will be reborn into it.

The samsara-builder network of positive force gives rise to a samsaric body and samsaric happiness, while the enlightenment-builder network of positive force ripens into to a Buddha Form Body and untainted bliss. There is a similar distinction with the samsara-builder and...

Vajrasattva practice is a tantric meditation done for the purification of negative karmic potentials. On an ultimate level, Vajrasattva practice is non-conceptual meditation on voidness.

Karma is the mental urge that drives us to act, speak or think in compulsive ways.

To overcome chronic feelings of guilt at having committed destructive actions, we need to deconstruct our misconceptions about karmic cause and effect and the self.