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Bringing fear of coronavirus (and all other fears) onto the path Part 3: How to live and how to die
In addition to “others first,” another important resource the mind training tradition offers us is a set of specific practices for empowering both our life and our death (point 5 of the 7 points of mind training, Great Path of … Continue reading
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Bringing fear of coronavirus (and all other fears) onto the path Part 2: Mind training in two words
When Lama Karma Samten taught the seven points of mind training at Palpung Thubten Choling Monastery in 2016, he began by summing up the entire path of mind training in two words: “Others first.” The worst thing about fear is … Continue reading
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