ethical conduct
Teachings on ethical conduct, a fundamental Buddhist practice that is based on avoiding harmful actions and engaging in constructive actions.
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What is Happiness? (Part 3)
Happiness comes from our perspective, not from external sense objects or people.
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Common precepts related to the Three Jewels
How to practice the 6 common guidelines related to all three objects of refuge.
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Three types of persons
Explaining the three levels of practitioners and the reasons for the gradual stages, teaching from…
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How to create harmony
6 harmonies we can embrace to live peacefully with others in any community.
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Buddhist ethics in the age of technology
A discussion on how developers can integrate core Buddhist teachings into the design of technology…
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Reliance on a teacher
Explaining the benefits of reliance and the faults of improper reliance in relation to the…
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The ethical conduct of gathering virtue and benefiti...
Explanation of the 2nd and 3rd types of ethical conduct.
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Questions and answers on ethical conduct
Answers to questions on ethical conduct and Buddhism.
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Purification of misdeeds with Q&A
Purification of nonvirtue and answers to questions on ethical conduct.
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The ethical conduct of restraining from nonvirtue
Practicing the first of the three types of ethical conduct.
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The importance of a teacher
Explaining the qualities of a spiritual mentor, continuing the teaching from Chapter 4.
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The practices of bodhisattvas—the six perfections
The necessity of practicing the six perfections.
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