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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The ripening of karma
The workings of karma including what karma ripens first, definite and indefinite karma, when karma…
View PostLiving an open-hearted life
How cultivating compassion and living ethically create the foundation for a happy life.
View PostPracticing Buddhist mindfulness
The practice of mindfulness from a Buddhist perspective. How mindfulness should be linked with ethical…
View PostActions to abandon and adopt
The Buddha talked about the attitudes and actions to abandon and those to adopt to…
View PostOpen Heart, Clear Mind study guide
Study guide to the book Open Heart, Clear Mind, a foundational and profound introduction to…
View PostBuddhist religious practitioners should serve as soc...
In an interview with Dharma Drum Mountain, Venerable Chodron explains how the monastics of Sravasti…
View PostThe seven jewels of the aryas: Ethical conduct
The importance of ethical conduct, the second Jewel of the aryas, and how hurting others…
View PostFinding inspiration in the qualities of Medicine Buddha
How the physical features of the Medicine Buddha illustrate his qualities and how they inspire…
View PostChapter 7: Verses 59-76
Cultivating the far-reaching practice of joyous effort brings joy to dharma practice and is a…
View PostRight speech in an age of fake news
Why it’s important to be loyal to the truth in an era of fake news…
View PostThe three higher trainings and the eight fold path
The three higher trainings—ethics, concentration and wisdom—are explained with the practices of the eightfold noble…
View PostEthical ways to meet our needs
There are many ways that we can meet our needs in this life. Some are…
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