Unconditional Confidence (Live)
When Pain Is the Doorway: Awakening in the Most Difficult Circumstances (Live)
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- Finding the "Soft Spot"
- Session V: Verses 97-100: Instruction on the spot
- Session IV: Verses 57-58: The pitfalls of gathering virtue
- Session IV: Verse 56: Staying steady
- Session V: Verses 88-96: Traditional monastic guidelines
- Session III: Introduction
- How to Continue the Practice on Your Own
- Relating to Confusion
- Training Without Bias
- The Practice of Creating Space
- Session V: Verses 86-87: On the body
- Session V: Verses 104-106: Using sacred texts for instruction
- Meeting the Enemy
- Session I: Closing dedication and visualization
- Verses 23-29: Mindfulness and Alertness
- Relaxing Into Groundlessness
- Session V: Verse 83: Going beyond self-absorption
- Session IV: The 3-Bite practice
- Session II: Enthusiasm
- Appreciating Others
- Session III: Verses 35-38: Proper attitude in practicing mindfulness
- Fear and Shame
- Session III: Verses 42-45: The importance of balance
- The spiritual friend
- Session III: Verse 55: The Virtues
- When The Going Gets Tough
- Communicating From the Heart
- Session I: Rousing Bodhichitta
- Working With Feeling Overwhelmed
- Three kinds of laziness
- Bodhichitta as Unrequitted Love
- Session I: The story of Shantideva
- Maintaining the Three Inseperabilities
- The in-between state
- How to work with obstacles
- Tonglen as a Practice of the Heart
- Training in the limitless qualities
- Session IV: Verses 80-82: Qualities, benefits, and sorrow
- "Of the Two Witnesses, Hold to the Principle One"
- Introduction of Tonglen Practice
- Exchanging Oneself for Others
- The Transparent Nature of Things
- Session II: Introduction
- Verses 18-22: Working with the Mind
- The Human Condition
- Thinking Bigger
- Session V: Starting over
- The Four Stages of Tonglen
- Remaining a Child of Illusion
- The Importance of Setting Boundaries
- Session III: Verses 46-47: Staying present
- Session III: Closing dedication and visualization
- Enhancing the training in joy
- Session II: Patience
- Practicing bodhicitta
- Awakening the Heart
- Widening the Circle of Compassion
- Starting Where You Are
- Paramita training
- Session V: Verse 85: The challenge of the bodhisattva
- Working With Sadness
- Session V: Closing dedication and visualization
- Session I: Working with your mind
- Cultivating Appreciation
- Poison as Medicine: The Three Virtuous Seeds
- Session IV: Q&A: The qualities of emotions
- The Importance of Non-Resistance
- The First Difficulty: Catching Yourself
- Session II: Not causing harm
- Learing to Be Both Big and Small
- Session IV: Closing dedication and visualization
- Groundlessness
- The Qualities of Breathing in and Breathing Out
- Bodhicitta: Yours "Soft Spot"
- "Correct All Wrongs With One Intention"
- The Formal Practice of Tonglen
- Taking Responsibility for One's Actions
- Self-Examination as a Practice
- Heightened Neurosis
- Working With Anger
- Session IV: Verse 79: Mindfulness of speech
- The Third Difficulty: Making Tonglen a Way of Life
- Session II: Verses 9-17: The Paramitas
- The Basis of Working With Others
- How Unwanted Circumstances Become the Path
- Session V: The three levels of entry
- "Regard All Dharma as Dreams"
- Applying the Joyful Mind
- Finding Your Life's Work
- Session IV: Verses 74-76: Role models for mindfulness
- Working With Resistance
- Suffering and Anger
- Session III: Verses 48-54: Remaining like a log
- "Be Grateful to Everyone"
- Strength
- Session V: Verse 84: How to benefit others
- Session I: Introduction
- Session IV: Reframing
- Session IV: An emptiness meditation
- Fresh Start
- Bodhisattva activity
- Concluding aspiration
- Session V: Verses 101-103: Openting the heart and mind
- Does Tonglen Really Help Others
- Session IV: Avoiding quarrels
- Closing dedication and visualization
- Seeing Oneself Clearly With an Open Mind
- Curing Versus Healing
- Never Give Up
- Session II: Wisdom
- Session IV: Verses 71-73: Mindfulness as a virtue
- The Desire for Resolution
- "Drive All Blames Into One"
- Naked Truth Slogans, Part I
- Session II: Generosity
- What Does It Mean to Awaken Bodhichitta?
- Session II: Becoming a slace to your desires
- Practical Implications of Tonglen Practice
- Session I: Verse 6: Anxiety and fear
- Using Tonglen to Stay Open
- Session I: Verse 1: The three disciplines
- Session I: Gratefulness to our teachers
- The Second Difficulty: Learning How to Change
- Separating Pleasure and Pain
- Perceiving reality
- Session I: Q&A: Despair and guiltlessness
- Avoiding the "Soft Spot"
- Session III: Verses 40-41: Mindfulness of mind
- Session III: Verses 51-54: Strategies to get away from being hooked
- The Nature of Unborn Insight
- Session II: Verses 7-8: The interdependence of mind and the world
- The Point Where All Dharmas Agree
- Session IV: Non-attachment to the body
- Staying Conscious
- "One in the Beginning and One at the End"
- Working With Grief
- Creating Relationships With Others Through Tonglen
- Session IV: Verses59-70: Self-absorption
- Session I: Verse 2: The nature of the mind
- The Difficulty With Remaining Focused
- Session I: How to work with your mind
- Session I: Verses 3-5: Mindfulness and meditation
- The Difficulties of Being With Others
- Practicing Tonglen
- Session V: Introduction
- The Immediacy of Tonglen
- Meditating on Resentment
- Session IV: Introduction
- Session III: Verse 39: Mindfulness of body
- Session V: Q&A: How to behave in difficult situations
- Ability to Rejoice
- Resting in Essence
- Q&A: Grieving and Loss
- Verses 30-34: Devotion and Teachers
- The Three Qualities of Bodchitta: Compassion, Prajna, Sunyata
- Trusting the Principle Witness
- Session IV: Verses 77-78: Rejoicement therapy
- Session III: The 4 levels of refraining
- The Intensification of Longing
- Naked Truth Slogans, Part II
- Self-Liberating Even the Antidote
- The Love That Will Not Die
- Three Methods for Working with Chaos
- It's Never Too Late
- Servants of Peace
- Relax as It Is
- Six Kinds of Loneliness
- This Very Moment Is the Perfect Teacher
- Going Against the Grain
- Reversing the Wheel of Samsara
- Hopelessness and Death
- Guided Meditation
- Part 10
- The Purpose and Practice of Tonglen
- Part 6
- Part 7
- Part 8
- Part 9
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
- Part 5
- The Three Stages of Tonglen
- The Practice of Tonglen
- Just Stay
- The fearless state
- The Five Skandhas
- Working With Negativity
- Emptiness and form
- Joyful Exertion
- The Path Of Meditation
- Everything Is Your Path To Awakening
- The bodhisattva ideal
- The Origins Of Suffering
- Suffering And Happiness
- The Original Teachings Of The Buddha
- The Three Prajnas
- No Cure For Up And Down
- The Ground of Bodhichitta Practice
- The Three Vehicles
- The Vajrayana Approach
- Crazy Wisdom
- The Eightfold Path
- The Three Marks Of Existence
- Developing Inner Strength and Trust
- The Practice of Maitri (Lovingkindness)
- Taking Time For Meditation
- Buddha’s teachings on groundlessness
- Everything Is Workable
- Maitri Is Moving Closer To Oneself
- Bodhichitta in the World
- Energy Of The Tantric Way
- Not clinging to anything
- Meditation and Wisdom
- Not Giving Up On Yourself
- Cultivating Unconditional Friendliness through Meditation
- Being One With The Energy
- Thinking Bigger, Feeling Bigger
- Everything Is New In Each Moment
- Generosity, Discipline, and Patience
- Stepping Into Our Own Hearts
- Developing Lovingkindness
- The Aspiration Practice of Compassion
- The Prajnaparmita in us
- Shunyata Meditation
- The Heart Sutra mantra
- Three Turnings Of The Wheel Of Dharma
- Just Be Curious
- Unlimited Joy and Equanimity