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Definition

Dharma: (1) Preventive measures which, if one puts into practice or achieves, prevent the experience of future suffering. (2) Buddha's teachings. (3) Any phenomenon or "thing."

Introduction and Mahamudra Preliminaries

Dharma and Sangha, not just merely with words, but from the depths of our heart

Part in Commentary on “A Root Text for Mahamudra” – The Dalai Lama

Mental Labeling and Imputation

dharmas” (chos), phenomena. A phenomenon is defined as something that holds its own essential nature

Part in Imputation, Mental Labeling and Designation

Emptiness of Cause and Effect and the Five Aggregates

Dharma practice, not just to our everyday actions of going to the kitchen and making

Part in Commentary on “The Heart Sutra” – Dr. Berzin

Dependent Arising: Parts and Mental Labeling

Dharma center, or whatever – to think that everything is our responsibility and what we do is going

Part in Emptiness and Dependent Arising

Automatically Arising Grasping for the Self of a Person

Dharma, Sangha and all these sorts of things, then a child has a feeling that

Part in Incorrect Consideration and Emptiness

Blocks in Opening Oneself to a Spiritual Teacher

Dharma and those that contradict it. Thus, the statement that the actions of a mentor

Part in Unhealthy Relationships with Spiritual Teachers

Overcoming Incorrect Consideration

Dharma. (14) All the activities (permitted for a king in the writings of) the rishi

Part in Four Hundred Verse Treatise

Liberating the Conventional Me from Insecurity

Dharma, and Sangha; and on the deepest level that direction would be to attain a true

Part in Healthy Development of One’s Self through Lam-rim

The Links That Actualize a Samsaric Rebirth

Dharma and came to teachings. Link Nine: An Obtainer We go further in this development

Part in Perpetuating Samsara: The 12 Links of Dependent Arising

The Other Two Levels of Ethical Self-Discipline

Dharma face outward to reflect the problems in others (like our parents), but turn it inwards

Part in Ethical Discipline: Overcoming the Compulsiveness of Karma

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