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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Venerable Thubten Tarpa “Precious Garland” review: Quiz 7 questi...
Venerable Thubten Tarpa leads a review on Quiz 7 questions 4-7, on the qualities we…
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“Precious Garland” review: Quiz 7 questi...
Venerable Thubten Tarpa leads a review on the four ways of gathering disciples and truthful…
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Venerable Thubten Chodron The intention to lie
The intention to deceive is present when we lie, but it's often so subtle that…
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Developing our inner moral compass
The value of turning inwards and calming the mind before engaging in social action.
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Chapter 5: Verses 438-439
How the 57 faults manifest in daily life, and practicing each of the six perfections…
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Dharma in daily life: Questions and answers with Bud...
How to apply Dharma principles to daily life situations and decisions common to young people.
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“Good Karma”: Creating the causes for th...
The teachings on karma show that we are in the process of creating our future…
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The wheel of karmic actions and results
Commentary on selected verses from the thought training poem "The Wheel of Sharp Weapons" from…
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Applying the teachings on karma in our lives
How to apply the teachings on karma in daily life to engage in constructive actions…
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The four characteristics of karma and purification
Understanding the four basic principles of karma helps to transform actions in a positive way.…
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Mind as the source of happiness and pain
The principle cause of our experience is our previous karma, actions done in the past.…
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