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Mahāyāna Teaching: The King of Aspiration Prayer Part One
Bodhisattvas arise from their practice of the path, but mainly through their own aspirations. Here, Phakchok Rinpoche briefly explains the importance of aspiration and the importance of Samantabhadra's role.
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Aspiration: Water for Compassion
Aspiration is like water, and motivation is like the seed. You plant a seed and want to see the plant grow. Water is the aspiration.
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Bodhicitta Aspiration and Application
Bodhicitta of aspiration means the to wish to benefit beings and for all beings to be enlightened. Application means integrating that with everything we do.
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Motivation, Aspiration, Devotion
In this video teaching, Phakchok Rinpoche shares with us the importance and relationship between motivation, aspiration and devotion.
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