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Meditation in Tibetan Buddhism is a broad-ranging system based on the 9 yana journey, distinguished by a strong focus on the Tantric yanas (vehicles). The core of these is increasingly direct...
Read MoreTibetan Buddhist Meditation*4 methods to meditate on anxiety Mindfulness meditation for Anxiety See how to meditate properly. Mindfulness meditation is typically meditating on the breath, which will…
Read MoreHow to Meditate for Anxiety* – 7 waysBuddhism is a salvific religion founded by Gautama Buddha in ~480 BC. Essential concerns are:
Liberation from suffering
Not-self of the individual
5 skandhas / heaps as composition of illusory self
12 nidanas, or chains of existence as the mechanism of karma...
Read MoreBuddhism: Essential Knowledge*The mantra OM MANI PADME HUM meaning in English is Jewel in the Lotus. It refers to the jewel of compassionate activity resting within the…
Read MoreOM MANI PADME HUM meaning in English*Reasons for seeing colors during meditation
Retinal Saturation
Empty Forms
Buddha Mandalas
5 Wisdoms
Stages of dissolution
Chakras Opening
Read MoreSeeing Colors during MeditationThe spiritual dangers of meditation are mostly non-serious, but under rare conditions, such as intensive meditation or ongoing psychological difficulties, meditation can create potent adverse…
Read More11 Psychological & Spiritual Dangers of MeditationTo meditate properly, you must understand what meditation actually is and internalize the proper form. The Buddha taught 9 stages of resting the mind. These lead to perfected meditation with strong application.
Read Morehow to Meditate ProperlyConditioned existence has 3 types of suffering: In this 1st post of a four-part series, we review the 4 Noble Truths and take a deep…
Read MoreWhat is the 1st Noble Truth of Buddhism: Sufferingdana paramita. The perfection of giving - generosity, of course, is the willingness and especially the desire to give. Generosity classically comes in 3 types.
Material Generosity
Courage
Dharma
Read MoreDana Paramita because generosity creates happinessthe quick path to enlightenment The 3 roots in Tibetan Buddhism are the Guru, root of blessings, Yidam / deity, root of siddhi or accomplishment,…
Read More3 Roots in Buddhism: Guru, Yidam, and DakiniThe 3 turnings of the Wheel of Dharma represent the overall teaching categories of the Buddha. The first turning is not-self, the lack of inherent…
Read More3 Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma – master the viewUma or Madhyamaka means the Middle Way path of the Buddha. But interestingly, it precisely means the conceptual explanations of emptiness, which are quite...
Read MoreMadhyamaka – Clear guide to Buddha’s Middle WayNgöndro, ‘Go Before,’ the Tibetan Buddhist preparatory practices for entering Vajrayana, consists of prostrations (Refuge) & Bodhicitta, Vajrasattva Mantra (Purification), Mandala of Great Offering (generosity),…
Read MoreNgöndro: the 4 Special preliminaries in Tibetan BuddhismDefinition of Karma Karma means action, the set of habitual responses and modes of perception constraining the being into programmatic responses, embodied in the 12…
Read MoreDefinitive guide to Karma in Buddhism and 12 nidanasA Buddhism comprehensive guide In Buddhism, the 2 accumulations of wisdom (jnana / Sherab) and merit (sonam) are the essential causes needed to accomplish the…
Read MoreThe 2 Accumulations of Merit and WisdomMeaning of the five aggregates in Buddhism 5 skandhas simplified: In Buddhism, the 5 skandhas (heaps or aggregates) are the constituent pieces of the self,…
Read More5 Skandhas simplified5 schools of Buddhism Buddhism approaches emptiness or shunyata in 5 levels – Not-self / Shravaka, Mind-Only / Chittamatra, Space-like / Svatantrika, Empty of Self…
Read MoreEmptiness, Shunyata, or VoidnessThe Adi Buddha, also known as Ādibuddha in Sanskrit, is a concept found primarily in Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism. It literally translates to “Primordial Buddha.” As…
Read MoreAdi BuddhaIs Buddhism a religion, based on the generally accepted definition of a religion? Yes. The debate arises because the philosophy is doctrinaire and non-dogmatic by…
Read MoreIs Buddhism A Religion?Buddhism Statues are all around the world, but concentrated in the East of course. Well-Known Buddhism Statues Statue Name Location Description Significance Leshan Giant Buddhism…
Read MoreBuddhism StatuesJhana meditation, also known as access concentration, cultivates a state of deep mental focus and serenity, offering a taste of true inner peace. Jhana, as…
Read MoreJhana Meditation (Dhyana)The yidam is a meditation deity in Tibetan Buddhism specifically conferring the esoteric siddhis or powers of meditation. Yidams can be male or female. They…
Read MoreYidam, the root of Siddhi (powers)Secular Buddhism is a branch of Buddhism*that emphasizes the practice and philosophy of Buddhism without the religious aspects. Here are some key points about Secular…
Read MoreSecular BuddhismBuddha Nature is the central concept of the 3rd Turning of the Wheel of Dharma by the Buddha. It claims that all beings have a…
Read MoreBuddha NatureTonglen means Sending and Receiving. It is a core Mahayana meditation in the Tibetan system. The meditator mentally draws in others suffering with the inbreath…
Read MoreTonglen གཏོང་ལེན་The Bodhicharyavatara, Way of the Bodhisattva, is the seminal masterwork by the 8th Century savant Shantideva. Themes are exchanging oneself for others and the wisdom…
Read MoreBodhicharyavatara, The Way of the Bodhisattva
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