All
Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
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Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/the-four...All
Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/the-four...All
Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/the-four...
Bodhichitta literally means mind of awakening. It is the
awakening of compassion and wisdom the great compassionate wish for
the wellbeing of all sentient beings, combined with the understanding of
how that wish may be fulfilled.
Ringu Tulku discusses the profound ideal of bodhichitta in an
accessible and friendly way that brings it within everyones reach. He
points out that bodhichitta is a natural extension of our innate wish to
work for our own wellbeing and holds out hope for each one of us to
awaken our Bodhichitta within.
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http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/bodhichi...All
Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/the-four...All
Buddhist practice is for the purpose of working to become free of the
basic problem of suffering, and its all based on the possibility of an
inner transformation, the transformation of our perception, our view.
If we can let go of the state of mind which is always in turmoil,
always either running away from something or running after something, we
can find fearlessness, liberation and peace.
The teaching on the four noble truths is the basis of understanding
of all Buddhist teachings and practices; its the basis of everything.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/the-four...
Ringu Tulku discusses the profound ideal of bodhichitta in an accessible and friendly way that brings it within everyone's reach. He points out that bodhichitta is a natural extension of our innate wish to work for our own well being and holds out hope for each one of us to awaken our Bodhichitta within.
Bodhichitta literally means mind of awakening. It is the
awakening of compassion and wisdom the great compassionate wish for
the wellbeing of all sentient beings, combined with the understanding of
how that wish may be fulfilled.
Ringu Tulku discusses the profound ideal of bodhichitta in an
accessible and friendly way that brings it within everyones reach. He
points out that bodhichitta is a natural extension of our innate wish to
work for our own wellbeing and holds out hope for each one of us to
awaken our Bodhichitta within.
- See more at:
http://bodhicharya.org/bookshop/products/bodhichi...
Lazy Lama Looks At Bodhichitta, Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, Bodhicharya Publications, Paperback, 2014, 71 Pages, $6.00
