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  • 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva
    • 37 practices: Resources
    • 37 practices: full translation, audio, and meditations
    • 37 practices: a note on memorization
      • 37 practices: which verse(s) to memorize?
    • 37 practices: prelude
    • 37 practices: infrastructure
    • 37 practices: verse 1
    • 37 practices: verse 2
      • 37 practices translation notes: verse 2
    • 37 practices: verse 3, part 1 of 2
      • 37 practices: verse 3, part 2
    • 37 practices: verse 4
    • 37 practices: verse 5
    • 37 practices: verse 6, part 1 of 2
      • 37 practices: verse 6, part 2 of 2
    • 37 practices: verse 7
      • 37 practices: taking refuge as a practice, verse 7 p.s.
    • 37 practices: the first 7 verses
    • 37 practices: verses 8-10, the path begins
      • 37 practices: verse 8
      • 37 practices: verse 9
      • 37 Practices: Verse 10
    • 37 practices: overview of action bodhicitta, verses 11-30
    • 37 practices: verse 11, part 1 of 3
      • 37 practices: verse 11, part 2 of 3
      • 37 practices: verse 11, part 3 of 3
    • 37 practices: overview of bodhisattva boot camp (12-19)
      • 37 practices: verse 12
      • 37 practices: verse 13
      • 37 practices: verse 14
      • 37 practices: verse 15
      • 37 practices: verse 16
      • 37 practices: verse 17
      • 37 practices: verse 18
      • 37 practices: verse 19
    • 37 practices: verses 20 and 21
    • 37 practices: ultimate bodhicitta overview 22-24
      • 37 practices: verse 22
      • 37 practices: verses 23 and 24
    • 37 practices: the six paramitas (verses 25-30)
      • 37 practices: verse 25
      • 37 practices: verse 26
      • 37 practices: verse 27, part 1 of 2
        • 37 practices: verse 27, part 2 of 2
      • 37 practices: verse 28
      • 37 practices: verse 29
      • 37 practices: verse 30
    • 37 practices: verses 31-34
    • 37 practices: verses 35 and 36
      • 37 practices: mindfulness, vigilance and integrity (35 and 36, part 2)
    • 37 practices: verse 37
    • 37 practices: concluding verses
    • 37 practices: the wrap-up
  • Gampopa OPL
    • About the Gampopa OPL study guide
    • OPL1: Who was Gampopa?
    • OPL2: A note on translations and titles
    • OPL3: The case for awakening
    • OPL4: Chapter 1: The cause: buddha nature
    • OPL5: Chapter 2: The support: a precious human existence
    • OPL6: The condition: relying on an authentic teacher
    • OPL7: three prerequisites and four obstacles
    • OPL8: chapter 4: impermanence of the composite
  • Three-Year Retreat
    • Year One 2008
      • Introduction
      • September 2007, 4:00 a.m.
      • Entering retreat
      • Why Three Years?
      • Now My Name Is Chödrön
      • What It’s Like In Three-Year Retreat
      • Efficiency Expert
      • Equal Taste
      • When the Catbird Sings…
      • Down the Rabbit Hole
      • September 2008, 4:00 a.m.
      • Walnuts of Mindfulness
      • 28 Years
      • One Year
    • Year Two 2009
      • Please, Sir, Could I Have … Less?
      • Secrets of The Three-Year Retreat—Revealed!
    • Year Three 2010
      • The Morning Show and 29 Years
      • In the Presence of Silence
      • Retreat Graduation Speech
    • Dharma Pep Talks
      • You Can Do It!
      • (Indiana Jones and) The Quest for the Wish-Fulfilling Gem!
      • Meditation 101
      • Four Thoughts That Turn The Mind
      • Five Ways to Not Meditate
      • Three Ways to Help Sentient Beings Right Now!
      • Lineage: So What?
      • The Seventeenth Gyalwang Karmapa
      • We Are All Superheroes!
      • Raccoon Story
      • Same Old Raccoon
      • Any Time, Anywhere!
      • Happiness 101
      • Happiness 102
      • In a Nutshell
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This entry was posted in Uncategorized on September 2, 2026 by Yeshe Chödrön.

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  • About this blog
  • Dharma Pep Talks
  • Three-Year Retreat
  • Back to the World
  • 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva
  • Gampopa OPL

Links

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  • Kagyu-DC
  • Kagyu Shenpen Tharchin Richmond VA
  • How We Create Our Reality in 12 Steps – class recordings
  • 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva – index of study guide and class recordings
  • Gampopa OPL – index of study guide and class recordings

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