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Tantra
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The Innate Joy of Mind
Introduction This weekend we are going to be talking about happiness and its role in sutra and tantra practice. There are of course many different ways to approach the topic, but what I propose to do first this evening, as a way of introduction, is to talk about where...
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The Role of Happiness in Sutra and Tantra
Tantra: The Basis Level
We’re going to be speaking about tantra and various aspects of it. I’ll try to leave a little bit of time open for more questions in order to give you an opportunity to ask different things that might be of interest to you concerning the topic. Sutra Study and Practice ...
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Essentials of Tantra in Terms of Hologram Theory
Need of Lam-rim Medium and Advanced Scopes in Tantra
Introduction In the first part of this series, we looked at the initial level of motivation where we aim to avoid lower rebirths and gain a higher rebirth. In particular, we want a precious human rebirth so that we can improve in our practice. The intermediate scope is when we...
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The Need of Lam-rim for Practicing Tantra Effectively
Tantra: Buddha-Nature and the Not-Yet-Happening Attainment of Enlightenment
Review We started our discussion of how to make our tantra practice more effective. We saw that the most fundamental thing to start with is to understand what tantra is and what the essential points of tantra practice are – how does it work. Also, we saw that the word “tantra”...
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Effective Tantra Practice
Kriya Tantra: The Four Types of Mental Stability
Once we have practiced for a while, trying to maintain this deep awareness of nondual profound and clear – the profound understanding of voidness and the clarity of the visualization – then we practice the four types of mental stability. Not necessarily that we practice all...
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Kriya Tantra Practice
The Tantra and Sutra Traditions of Mahamudra
The Tantra Tradition of Mahamudra The text continues, As for the actual basic methods, although there are many ways of asserting mahamudra, there are two when divided according to the sutras and tantras. On the basis of our efforts to eliminate obstacles and build up...
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Commentary on “A Root Text for Mahamudra” – The Dalai Lama
Tantra: The Four Noble Truths as the Context
Introduction We started our discussion of tantra in general with an introduction to what tantra actually is. One of the main points that I try to emphasize is that tantra is an advanced practice. It’s a practice that is not intended for beginners. Even if we have started with...
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Overview of Tantra
Tantra: Pure Vision and Physical Exercises
For the remainder of this seminar, I’d like to not follow a strict structure, but just answer questions you might have about tantra and let a wider picture of tantra unfold from that. Can Visualization Help with Dealing with Disturbing Emotions? When, on a practical level,...
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Transforming Our Minds and Energies with Tantra
The Authenticity of the Tantras
The Source of the Tantras Tantra practice requires conviction in the authenticity of the tantras, correct understanding of their procedures and theory, and certainty of their validity as methods leading to enlightenment. According to the Tibetan tradition, Shakyamuni Buddha...
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Making Sense of Tantra
The Guru as a Buddha in Tantra
Basis, Pathway, and Resultant Viewpoints Most Tibetan texts that discuss tantric masters' being Buddhas explain the topic of impure and pure appearances from a specific viewpoint. Often, however, the texts neglect to state their point of view. This may cause confusion. In...
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Seeing the Spiritual Teacher as a Buddha
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