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Mindfulness
34 Articles
Mahamudra: Meditation on Mind’s Conventional Nature
Sutra and Tantra Mahamudra There are various traditions of mahamudra: there’s the sutra tradition and the tantra tradition. The sutra traditions involve the various methods for meditating on voidness, which is the absence of all fantasized, impossible ways of existing. The...
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Commentary on “Root Text for Mahamudra” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
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
Feelings within the Twelve Links of Dependent Arising
Feelings as Having the Four Aspects of True Suffering As we have seen, the four aspects of true suffering also apply to feelings. All feelings – happiness, unhappiness and neutral – are nonstatic, miserable, devoid of a coarse “me” experiencing them and lack a subtle “me”...
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Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Safeguarding with Alertness
(1) With the wish to safeguard my training, I need to work hard and safeguard my mind; if I'm unable to safeguard my mind, I'll also be unable to safeguard my training. (2) Left to run loose, the elephant of my mind can ravage me with (a joyless realm of) unrelenting pain....
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Engaging in Bodhisattva Behavior
Mahamudra: Shamatha on Mind’s Conventional Nature
The Basic Prerequisites for Achieving Shamatha Having presented the various traditions that transmit methods for meditating on mahamudra, the Fourth Panchen Lama now begins his discussion of the actual methods for mahamudra practice. He explains that there are two...
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A Discourse on “Autocommentary to ‘A Root Text for Mahamudra’” – The Dalai Lama
Types of Karmic Results
Five Types of Results We were speaking about the different types of causes and conditions, and in order to finish that discussion, let’s just list the five types of results. First of all, there are ripened results. Ripened results are the unobstructive unspecified items...
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Karma: Neither Free Will nor Determinism
Meditation on the Body & the 4 Aspects of True Suffering
Review True sufferings and the true origins of sufferings are the first two noble truths. These are the things that we need to rid ourselves of. There are four aspects that are associated with each of these and, to work with them in meditation, it is necessary to have a clear...
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Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Meditation on Feelings & the 4 Aspects of True Causes
We have done the meditation on the close placement of mindfulness on the body and it might also be helpful to try the meditation of the close placement of mindfulness on the feelings in terms of the noble truth of the true origins of suffering. General View of Feelings as...
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Meditation on the 16 Aspects of the 4 Noble Truths
Meditation on Mind and the 4 Aspects of True Stoppings
Mind Is Nonstatic Let’s go on to the close placement of mindfulness or mental glue now holding onto or focusing on the mind, meaning specifically primary consciousness – the five types of sense consciousness (eye, ear, nose, tongue and body consciousness) and mental...
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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. The...
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