Meditation

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Commentary on “How to Meditate on Impermanence” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Meditation on death and impermanence is an essential Buddhist practice. It gives us a sense of urgency and strong motivation to practice the Dharma.
in Impermanence & Death
How to Use the Guided Meditations
Instructions for following the guided meditations.
in Meditations
Dzogchen in Comparison with Other Buddhist Systems
Dzogchen explains the Buddhist path from the point of view of its final steps and resultant state. Learn the unique features of this system of meditation on the nature of the mind and how they contrast with those of mahamudra, Chan (Zen), anuttarayoga tantra and vipassana.
in Dzogchen: Advanced
Avoiding Difficulties in Meditation and Retreat
To deal with difficult experiences that arise in meditation and in retreat and to eliminate them, we need to know the causes of the problems.
in Shamatha
Meditation States That Are Discerning or Stabilizing
Shamatha emphasizes stabilizing meditation. Vipashyana emphasizes discerning meditation. A state of vipashyana is pervasive with being a state of the joined pair: stabilizing and discerning meditations.
in Shamatha
Commentary on “The Mahamudra Prayer” – Beru Khyentse Rinpoche
An explanation of the terse and profound verses of the Third Karmapa’s “Mahamudra Prayer.”
in Mahamudra: Advanced
How to Develop Love
How to build up a feeling of love and extend it to all others.
in How to ...
Generating Care
Take others’ feelings seriously, to care about how you treat them.
in Meditations
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.
in Buddha-Nature
Dealing with Difficult Relationships
Apply the four noble truths, to resolve your problems relating to someone.
in Meditations
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