The Two Pramāṇas: An Overview
Alexander Yiannopoulos
October 20, 2021
In this article, Alan Pope discusses the two instruments of knowledge (pramāṇas) of direct perception and inference.
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Being Patient and Farsighted and Enduring Hardship
Hilary Herdman
August 10, 2021
As social beings, we humans learn from those around us. And because we don’t have fixed, unchanging solidity as beings, we make choices. We can
Speaking Moderately and in a Gentle Way
Hilary Herdman
June 1, 2021
As social beings, we humans learn from those around us. And because we don’t have fixed, unchanging solidity as beings, we make choices. We can
Not Being Influenced by Evil Companions
Hilary Herdman
May 12, 2021
As social beings, we humans learn from those around us. And because we don’t have fixed, unchanging solidity as beings, we make choices. We can
Unlocking the Door of Blessings of the Great Perfection
Phakchok Rinpoche
January 16, 2019
Devotion and pure perception are the two keys needed to unlock the door of blessings of the Great Perfection. The more we develop them, the
The Relationship Between Conduct, Progress, and the View
Phakchok Rinpoche
August 16, 2013
As practicing Buddhists, so-called dharma practitioners, our conduct is extremely important. From among the trio of view, meditation, and conduct it is explained that our
Are You on the True Path?
Phakchok Rinpoche
February 20, 2013
In the past few evenings of the drupchen, I have been re-reading some of the great texts of Shechen Gyaltsab, Pema Namgyal, and in particular,
