Monthly Archives: October 2014

The Power of Mind in Buddhist Thought

Realizing the true source of Joy The Power of  Mind in Buddhist Thought By Pema Khandro “Mind is the seed of the world’s joy and the remedy for it’s suffering.” – Shantideva Buddhist philosophy centers on the power of mind. Our perceptual habits can imprison us. Yet, when the nature of mind is understood, then … Continue reading The Power of Mind in Buddhist Thought

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Doubts Are the Basis For Learning

Doubts don’t necessarily imply that there is something fundamentally flawed about what we are doubting. Having doubts about the Buddhist teachings is not a problem. Quite the contrary, it is a very important part of getting to know the teachings and vigorously questioning our own minds. Doubts arise for many reasons. Perhaps the wisdom we … Continue reading Doubts Are the Basis For Learning

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