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“Whatever arises must cease.”
The three seals of impermanence, dukkha, and emptiness or not-self form the basis for understanding all the Buddha’s teachings.
The three seals of impermanence, dukkha, and emptiness or not-self form the basis for understanding all the Buddha’s teachings.
The four noble truths can be interpreted as a process that we move through.
Developing Bodhichitta is our one and only practice; it is the finest way to accumulate merit and the singular cause of Buddhahood.
To fully understand dukkha we have to be aware of dukkha, acknowledge it, feel it, and sit with it.
Aspiration, Wisdom, & Diligence on the Path.
Learn how to practice tsok, the type of offerings, its meaning, and the days for the practice.
How to set up a Buddhist tantric altar
Learn how to set up a Buddhist altar.
A Guide to the Seven-Point Vairocana Posture.
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