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Meditation
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Objects of Focus and Lines of Reasoning Used in Meditation on Voidness
Brief Review Of the six far-reaching attitudes, generosity and so forth, we began discussing the sixth one, the far-reaching attitude of discriminating awareness. Prior to that were the verses concerning a combined state of a stilled and settled mind and an exceptionally...
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Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Meditation on Phenomena and the 4 Aspects of True Paths
The Fourth Noble Truth — True Pathway Minds The fourth close placement of mindfulness is on phenomena in terms of the four aspects of the fourth noble truth. “Phenomena” in this context refers to the mental factors and specifically the factor of discriminating awareness....
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Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Meditation on the Emptiness of the False "Me"
Analyzing Voidness with Examples from Daily Life There was a very loud buzzing sound, and I thought that it was the fluorescent light, but then Andrey turned off the water cooler over there, and the sound was no longer being produced. Now, we have an interesting...
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Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
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.
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Impermanence & Death
Broadening Love
Extend your love for all others to be happy, to overcome feeling isolated and alone.
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What Is Meditation?
An introduction to meditation.
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Seven-Part Cause and Effect Meditation for Bodhichitta
Starting from equanimity and acknowledging and appreciating motherly love, we develop love and compassion for everyone and the bodhichitta aim to become Buddhas to be of best help to them all.
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Love & Compassion
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.
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Dzogchen: Advanced
Analytical Meditation and Stabilizing Meditation
Working on ourselves entails listening to, pondering, and meditating on the teachings with analytical meditation and then with stabilizing meditation.
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Shamatha
Respecting Impermanence
Flow with the inevitable changes in life, to stay in tune with the present moment.
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