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Obstacles
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Teachers and Translators Sometimes Make Mistakes
Misunderstanding may arise from teachers or translators accidentally saying something incorrect.
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Misconceptions about Buddhism
Determine to Be Free of Problems as a Way to Happiness
To overcome information addiction, we need to recognize the stress it causes us and, with determination to be free of it, follow a healthy strategy to better manage our digital life.
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Handling the Challenges of Life
The Two Sets of Obscuration: Gelug Prasangika
There are two major sets of mental obscurations: emotional obscurations and cognitive obscurations.
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The Five Paths
Overcoming Obstacles to Realizing Renunciation, Bodhichitta and Emptiness
Learn what needs to be overcome in order to develop each of the three graded levels of motivation in lam-rim.
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The Three Scopes
Unhealthy Relationships with Spiritual Teachers
Unhealthy relationships between disciples and mentors can manifest in many ways, including overdependence on the mentor, not maintaining discriminating awareness or transference and regression as known in psychotherapy.
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Student-Teacher Relationship
The Five Paths to Liberation & Enlightenment
In “A Filigree of Realizations” (“Abhisamayalamkara”), Maitreya explains the progression of the five levels of mind we achieve that serve as pathways leading to liberation and enlightenment.
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The Five Paths
Cognitive Obscurations of Arhats: Gelug Prasangika
Liberated beings (arhats) have attained a true stopping of all the emotional obscurations, but their mental continuums still contain the cognitive obscurations.
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The Five Paths
Shamatha and Vipashyana: General Presentation
Shamatha (a stilled and settled state of mind) and vipashyana (an exceptionally perceptive state of mind) are levels of meditative concentration taught in all forms of Buddhism.
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Concentration
What Is a Damtsig or Samaya?
The Tibetan word “damtsig,” “samaya” in Sanskrit, means “close bond.” It refers to practices that create a close bond between us and a Buddha-figure or our spiritual teacher.
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Vows
Demonic Forces: The Four Maras
Mara personifies everything that interferes with and puts to an end our spiritual practice.
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Samsara & Nirvana
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