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The Use of Ritual in Tantra Practice
Although tantra practice is extremely advanced, many Westerners receive tantra empowerments without proper preparation and begin tantra practice without deep understanding. Most, at first, see only the surface features of tantra, such as its emphasis on ritual, its profusion...
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Making Sense of Tantra
The World Should Unite for a Coordinated Global Response to COVID-19
Message of His Holiness the Dalai Lama requested by “The Call to Unite”
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Universal Values
The Yoga of the Guru Inseparable from Avalokiteshvara
His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s Avalokiteshvara deity yoga practice focuses on the development and practice of compassion.
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Tantric Practices
The “Letting-Go” Method for Quieting the Mind
Introduction As a general introduction to our discussion of sensitivity, we can examine the problem of gaining balance and how to not go to the extreme of either being insensitive or overly sensitive. This refers to the effect our behavior has on others and on ourselves in the...
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Sensitivity Training to Quiet the Mind
The “Swell on the Ocean” Method for Quieting the Mind
Method Three Derived from the Karma Kagyu Mahamudra Tradition We’ve introduced two methods for dealing with quieting the mind. The first was the method of letting go and the second was the method of writing on water. The third method is one which is suggested by the Karma...
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Sensitivity Training to Quiet the Mind
The “Writing on Water” Method for Quieting the Mind
Method One of Quieting the Mind: Letting Go Let’s try the exercise once more with a photograph of a woman and a man. We will start by again focusing on the breath, quieting down by focusing on the breath, looking down at the floor or with eyes closed, depending on how...
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Sensitivity Training to Quiet the Mind
Theory and Practice of Guru-Yoga
Guru-yoga is done with visualizations, where we imagine that our own qualities of body, speech, and mind become joined with the good qualities of our spiritual teacher and uplifted by them.
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Student-Teacher Relationship
Three Practices To Be Done Continually
Everyday practice of praise and prostration, sutra recitation, and dedication.
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Prayers
Three Principal Aspects of the Path
A concise lam-rim text on how renunciation, bodhichitta and a correct view of voidness (emptiness) are the three pathways of mind essential for reaching enlightenment through either the sutra or tantra vehicles of practice.
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Sutra Texts
Three Types of Karmic Aftermath
There are three types of karmic aftermath. The first is karmic force or karmic potential. These terms are two different ways of referring to the same thing. There are two types and they’re usually translated as “merit” (bsod-nams) and “sin” (sdig-pa) or something like that,...
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Elaboration of “Karma: Who’s to Blame?”
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