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Ghurid Campaigns on the Indian Subcontinent
The Initial Military Drive across Northern India In 1148, Ala-ud-Din of the nomadic Guzz Turks from the mountains of Afghanistan conquered the region of Ghur in eastern Iran, which gave its name to his Ghurid Empire (1148 – 1215). He proceeded to take Bactria from the...
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Buddhist-Muslim Interaction: Later Abbasid Period
Giving the Victory to Others
Accepting Loss and Offering Victory to Others (5) When others, out of envy, treat me wrongly with scolding, insults, and more, may I accept the loss upon myself and offer the victory to others. Here’s that famous line that Geshe Chekawa was so moved by: May I accept the loss...
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Commentary on “Eight Verses of Mind Training” – Dr. Berzin
Going from Renunciation to Compassion
Renunciation is the determination to be free of our sufferings and their causes. When focused on others, with the determination that they be free, this is compassion.
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Love & Compassion
Graded Study of the Two Truths in the Indian Tenet Systems
The contrast between the explanations of the two truths given by the Jetsunpa textbook tradition of the Gelug tradition and by the Sakya master Gorampa.
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The Indian Tenet Systems
Great Compassion and Tonglen, Giving and Taking
Verses 17 through 21 Today, we will discussion compassion, great compassion, and bodhichitta. I will try to make it quite short. We have a lot of material and to go through. Developing Compassion Although we might know something about how to practice, what we lack in...
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Commentary on “37 Bodhisattva Practices” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche II
Guidance for Meditation on the Initial Scope Teachings
Contemplation on the Rare Precious Human Life, Certainty of Death and Necessity of Dharma We’ve been talking about the precious human rebirth that we have all achieved. This precious human rebirth has the eight respites and ten enrichments necessary for Dharma practice....
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Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Guidelines for Building a Buddhist Community
Even if a Western Buddhist community is made up entirely of laymen and laywomen, with no monks or nuns, the monastic vows provide valuable guidelines that Buddha designed for building a harmonious spiritual community.
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Transmission of Buddhism
Guidelines for the Kalachakra Initiation
An examination of the steps of the empowerment so that, regardless of whether we observe or take part, we can follow the procedure and gain something from it.
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Kalachakra: Advanced
Guidelines from Developing Bodhichitta and Taking Bodhisattva Vows
The Great Benefits of Bodhichitta There are great benefits to be derived from the development of an enlightening aim of bodhichitta. The positive force built up by it of are discussed in twelve lines from a sutra of the Buddha which was requested by the householder Viradatta....
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Explanation of “Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment” – Tsenshap Serkong Rinpoche
Guru & Avalokiteshvara: Advice on Lam-rim & Tantra
Questions about Visualizing Ourselves and Others as Deities If we are practicing tantra and one of the tantra practices is to try to view everything in a pure way – in other words, all beings as Buddhas and all environment as mandalas, and so on – isn’t that an obstacle...
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Commentary on "The Guru Inseparable from Avalokiteshvara" – Dr. Berzin
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