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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Learning, Living, and Teaching Bodhicitta
The publication of Venerable Thubten Chodron's panel talk at The International Conference on the Life,…
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Concluding the teaching from Chapter 7 of the book “The Foundation of Buddhist Practice.” covering…
View PostExamples to understand rebirth
Continuing the teaching from Chapter 7 of the book “The Foundation of Buddhist Practice.” covering…
View PostThe Buddha responds to questions about rebirth
Teaching from Chapter 7 of the book “The Foundation of Buddhist Practice.”, covering the section…
View PostRebirth: Past and future lives
Teaching from Chapter 7 of the book “The Foundation of Buddhist Practice.”, covering the section…
View PostMaking requests, receiving blessings, and gaining re...
Teaching from Chapter 6 of the book "The Foundation of Buddhist Practice", covering making requests,…
View PostReview of chapters 10 and 11
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal reviews chapters 10 and 11 from the book "Approaching the Buddhist Path."
View PostCreating the causes for rebirth in Amitabha’s ...
What it means to be reborn in Amitabha’s Western Pure Land, how to create the…
View PostClarifying misconceptions about compassion
How Lama Tsongkhapa's teachings help to clarify misconceptions about compassion and why ethical conduct is…
View PostCreating habits for happiness
How to establish daily habits at home and at work that will lead to greater…
View PostSpiritual confidence in the workplace
What it means to integrate spirituality with work including our motivation to work, keeping ethical…
View PostHow to practice Dharma: a talk for youth and parents
Relating Buddhist teaching and practice to issues faced by teens and parents—becoming the person you…
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