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Renunciation of attachment
In Theravada, the mental factor to give up all attachment to worldly possessions, social status, and even one's body. When conjoined with a bodhichitta aim, it becomes a far-reaching attitude.

Aftermath of Karma
renunciation. Dedication Let’s end with a dedication. By means of this, may we understand
Part in Mechanism of Karma: Asanga’s Presentation
Anger: Dealing with Disturbing Emotions
renunciation,” which is a rather misleading translation. It tends to give the impression that we should
in Dealing with Disturbing Emotions
Identifying the Three Precious Gems
renunciation (nges-’byung), the determination to be free from true problems and their true causes
in Refuge
LPA51: Logic of the Refutation Neither One nor Many
renunciation of our ordinary form, an ordinary appearance of true existence, of truly established existence
Part in A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Part 9: Emptiness Meditation
The Perfection of Generosity: Danaparamita
renunciation – the determination to be free of all suffering – they’ll lead us to liberation
in Love & Compassion
How to Change the World
renunciation” – when we have seen it all and recognize that all the usual ways that
in How to ...
Elaboration of Bodhisattva Vows 4 to 10
renunciation, bodhichitta, and liberation, enlightenment, as well as the basic teachings: bodhichitta, four noble truths
Part in Explanation of Bodhichitta Actions for Training & Vows
Tantra: The Basis Level
renunciation, bodhichitta, voidness, karma, all these sort of things, compassion, love, and so on – and then
Part in Essentials of Tantra in Terms of Hologram Theory
Tantra: Buddha-Nature and the Not-Yet-Happening Attainment of Enlightenment
renunciation. Well, fine. Why not? Why do we have to change it? There’s no reason
Part in Effective Tantra Practice
Critical Situations and Realization of Emptiness
renunciation, which means giving up samsara itself. No matter how wonderful our Dharma friends or spiritual
Part in Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Dr. Berzin
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