Karma

A Tibetan-Mongolian horoscope reveals possible courses one’s life can take due to karma and thus indicates that no course is inevitable. Everything that happens arises dependently on innumerable causes and circumstances and what one does contributes to the course of one’s life.

Details about Kalachakra, its history and relation with the Dalai Lamas.

For those who have the opportunity to receive the Kalachakra Initiation, it is important to take advantage of the opportunity to gain as much as possible from the experience by having knowledge of the Kalachakra practice and the background of the empowerment.

Constructive behavior builds up positive potential (merit) on our mental continuum for experiencing happiness. But what does that mean?

With ethical self-discipline, we can overcome the compulsiveness of our karma that causes us all levels of problems.

An in-depth series of talks on how the question of free will versus predetermination fits into the Buddhist presentation of karma.

An explanation of the role of the four creative-energy drops in the process of causing uncontrollably recurring samsaric existence.

This dialogue with Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche explores how to practice the Dharma and build on the excellent working basis of a precious human form.

Our precious human life allows us to achieve liberation from uncontrollably recurring rebirth and reach the enlightened state of a Buddha through Dharma practice.

To overcome the karmic obstacles we create for ourselves, we must forcefully destroy the self-grasping underlying our compulsive destructive behavior.