Key Words of Advice from Dza Patrül Rinpoche
Phakchok Rinpoche
January 12, 2022
Phakchok Rinpoche wishes everyone a happy 2022 and shares very useful advice from Dza Patrül Rinpoche for both mundane and spiritual activities.
Ethics
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
Chokgyur Lingpa’s Zangdok Palri Aspirations
Phakchok Rinpoche
February 3, 2020
To conclude our Copper-Colored Mountain series on this last Guru Rinpoche day of the year of the pig, I would like to share with you
Discipline: Practicing the Pāramitās in Daily Life, Part Three
Tulku Migmar Tsering
September 15, 2019
Discipline in the Buddhist context involves monitoring our own behavior so that we do not harm others or ourselves. We behave the way we really
Knowing Mind
Phakchok Rinpoche
February 12, 2019
What is Dharma?…. Knowing Mind is Dharma When we hear the word dharma what do we think of? Often we think of sādhana practice, study, visualizations,
Five Fundamental Precepts
Hilary Herdman
January 29, 2019
Hilary Herdman explores the five fundamental precepts taught by the Buddha.
Meditation: Not Just Sitting
Phakchok Rinpoche
March 27, 2018
Meditation certainly includes formal sitting practice, but we can appreciate that there is more to it than that! Here, Phakchok Rinpoche explains that meditation doesn’t
Ethical Behavior in Buddhism: The Virtues
Khenpo Gyaltsen
February 27, 2018
Ethical behavior occupies a central role on the Buddhist path to awakening. Yet often, modern presentations of Buddhist teaching skip over these fundamental principles. In