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LPA25: Second Seven Secondary Bodhisattva Vows to Benefit Others
We’ve been studying this letter written by the great Tibetan master Tsongkhapa to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim. In it Tsongkhapa answers the request to write some practical advice on how to practice the combined sutra and tantra path. Review of Previous...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 4: Secondary Bodhisattva Vows
LPA26: First Common Root Tantric Vow
Review of Previous Sessions We’re going through Tsongkhapa’s letter that he wrote to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim in answer to his request for some practical advice on how to practice sutra and tantra. As has been our custom, it is helpful to go through a little...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 5: Tantric Vows and Close-Bonding Practices
LPA27: Common Root Tantric Vows Two to Four
We’re continuing our course of study of this letter of practical advice that Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Gelug tradition, wrote to his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim. In it, Tsongkhapa gives us practical advice on how to follow the combined path of sutra and tantra,...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 5: Tantric Vows and Close-Bonding Practices
LPA28: Common Root Tantric Vows Five to Seven
Review of Previous Sessions We are studying this letter that the great master Tsongkhapa wrote to his friend and disciple the meditator Konchog-tsultrim in which he answers the request to write some practical advice on how to practice sutra and tantra, specifically the...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 5: Tantric Vows and Close-Bonding Practices
LPA29: Common Root Tantric Vows Eight to Ten
We are continuing our study of this letter of practical advice on sutra and tantra that the great Tibetan master Tsongkhapa wrote to his friend and meditator the great master Konchog-tsultrim. In this letter Tsongkhapa answers the request that Konchog-tsultrim made to explain...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 5: Tantric Vows and Close-Bonding Practices
LPA30: Common Root Tantric Vows Eleven to Thirteen
We are studying this letter, a text that Tsongkhapa wrote as a reply to a request from his friend the meditator Konchog-tsultrim about how to actually practice a combined path of sutra and tantra in a very practical type of way. Review of Previous Sessions In this...
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LPA31: The Fourteenth Common Root Tantric Vow
After a two-week break, we resume our study of this letter of practical advice on sutra and tantra written by Tsongkhapa to one of his disciples, the meditator Konchog-tsultrim. Review of Previous Sessions In answer to the request to write some practical advice on how to...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 5: Tantric Vows and Close-Bonding Practices
LPA32: Close-Bonding Practices for the Five Buddha-Families
After a week of a break, we’re continuing with our study of this Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra written by Tsongkhapa (the actual title in Tibetan is A Brief Indication of the Graded Pathway Minds). This is a letter that Tsongkhapa wrote to his friend and both...
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LPA33: Common Root Tantric Vows Eleven to Thirteen
We are going through this text by Tsongkhapa. It’s a letter that he wrote to his friend, disciple, teacher, meditator — he had a very full relationship on many levels with Konchog-tsultrim. This meditator had asked Tsongkhapa for some practical advice on how to put the...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 6: The Importance of Vows
LPA34: Transgressing Tantric Vows; Initiations
Review of Previous Sessions We have been going through this letter that Tsongkhapa wrote. And as we have done at the beginning of each of our classes, we have gone through a little bit of a summary of what Tsongkhapa has written so far, just so that we remember the...
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A Letter of Practical Advice on Sutra and Tantra – Section 6: The Importance of Vows
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