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LPA15: Lay Vows against Improper Sex & Intoxicants
Although we’ve had a few weeks’ break, let’s go back to our letter by Tsongkhapa which he wrote in response to a request from one of his students, the great meditator Konchog-tsultrim, to speak about how to actually put sutra and tantra into practice on a down-to-earth...
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LPA16: Five Trainings for Developing a Bodhichitta Aim
We are studying this letter by Tsongkhapa that he wrote to his friend the accomplished meditator Konchog-tsultrim. In this letter, Tsongkhapa is replying to a request he received to explain in a very practical way how to practice sutra and tantra. Review of Previous...
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LPA17: Root Bodhisattva Vows One to Six
We are working through Tsongkhapa’s Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra, which he wrote to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim. The meditator had asked him to explain, in a very practical way, how we practice sutra and tantra. Review of Previous Sessions...
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LPA18: Root Bodhisattva Vows Seven to Fourteen
This is a letter that Tsongkhapa wrote to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim — we’ve been going through it — in which Tsongkhapa explains the practical points of how to put the sutra and tantra teachings into life. Review of Previous Sessions He speaks about our...
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LPA19: Root Bodhisattva Vows Fifteen to Eighteen
We have been studying this letter that the great Tibetan master Tsongkhapa wrote to his friend Konchog-tsultrim, who was a great meditator, in which his friend asked him to give some practical advice on how to practice these two divisions of the teachings and how to put them...
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LPA20: Secondary Bodhisattva Vows for Generosity & Ethical Discipline
We are going through this letter that Tsongkhapa wrote, the great Tibetan 14th century master (end of the 14th, beginning of the 15th century), to a friend of his, the meditator Konchog-tsultrim. Review of Previous Sessions His friend had asked for some advice on how to...
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LPA21: Secondary Bodhisattva Vows for Patience & Perseverance
We’re going through this letter of Tsongkhapa in which he responds to a request from a friend and meditator about how to actually put into practice sutra and tantra. Review of Previous Sessions Just a very quick review (we’ve been reviewing it every time): Tsongkhapa...
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LPA22: Secondary Bodhisattva Vows for Mental Stability
We are going through a letter that the great master Tsongkhapa of the late 14th and early 15th centuries in Tibet wrote to a friend of his, who was both a disciple and teacher of his, the great meditator Konchog-tsultrim. In the letter that Tsongkhapa had received, he was...
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LPA23: Secondary Bodhisattva Vows for Discriminating Awareness
We’ve been going through our text by Tsongkhapa, this letter that he wrote to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim in which he answers the request to give some practical advice on how to practice the two stages of Mahayana practice, sutra and tantra. Review of...
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LPA24: First Five Secondary Bodhisattva Vows to Benefit Others
This is the letter that the great Tibetan master Tsongkhapa wrote at either the end of the 14th century or beginning of the 15th century to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim in answer to his request that he write some practical advice on how to practice the combined...
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