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ARE YOU READY FOR HAPPINESS? DON'T LET THE PAPER TIGER SCARE YOU OFF
•Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
•Foreword by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
•A Note about the Author
•Translator's Note
•The Tibetan Buddhist View on Happiness
•Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant
•The Significance of Buddhist Philosophy Today
•Suffering is just a Paper Tiger
•Spiritual Equipment for Modern Times
•Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Suffering
•Buddhism and the Business World – Six Standards in a Corporate Culture
•Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Happiness

CHAPTER OVERVIEW

Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche

Khenpo Tsultrim Lodrö is one of the most important Tibetan Buddhist masters alive today. As demonstrated by his many writings, he is not only exceptionally learned in the traditional Buddhist te...

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Foreword by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche

I would like to thank the directors not only for creating this opportunity to honour Khen Rinpoche, but also for giving me the chance to write a few introductory words for this auspicious occasi...

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A Note about the Author

Khenpo Tsultrim Lodrö was born in 1962 in Drango (Luhuo) County in Sichuan Province’s Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. In 1984, he received monastic ordination at the world-renowned Larung F...

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Translator's Note

I first came upon the teachings of Khenpo Tsultrim Lodro Rinpoche early in 2014. I remember being surprised by the number of people who informed me of his visit to Taiwan and told me to catch hi...

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The Tibetan Buddhist View on Happiness

Buddhism, certainly Tibetan Buddhism, places great importance on happiness. However, the emphasis in Mahayana Buddhism is not on one’s own happiness; it is the welfare of all sentient beings whi...

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Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant

Taming the mind is like taming an animal. When the mind is desolate and in despair, we should practice how to face suffering and transform adversity into courage and determination on the path to...

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The Significance of Buddhist Philosophy Today

In our world today, it is increasingly apparent and obvious a lot of problems of a spiritual nature cannot be resolved by material means. To treat mental problems we must work with the mind. It ...

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Suffering is just a Paper Tiger

There are some very special methods in Buddhism for overcoming suffering. By practicing the methods, we purify our mind and attain a higher state of realization. In the short run we can reduce o...

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Spiritual Equipment for Modern Times

In this modern age, we are enjoying greater material well-being than ever before.But at the same time, we are also facing many problems: our trust in people and the index on happiness continue t...

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Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Suffering

Practitioners also encounter suffering and happiness.  How to transform happiness and, in particular, suffering into favorable conditions in our practice is extremely important.  Without the rig...

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Buddhism and the Business World – Six Standards in a Corporate Culture

Buddhist culture is an ancient culture which is universal and profound; corporate culture is a young culture with a history of just thirty years. Although they appear more than two thousand year...

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Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Happiness

WE ALSO NEED THE DHARMA IN TIMES OF HAPPINESS When ordinary people are faced with suffering and cannot bear it, suffering becomes an obstacle in their practice; their lives are also af...

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•THE RIGHT VIEW
    Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
    Author's Preface
    A Note about the Author
    Translator’s Note
    Buddhism—the Definition
    The Three Differences
    The Three Supreme Methods—the ultimate methods of cultivating virtue and training the mind
    On Cause and Effect
    The Four Noble Truths—the Path Out of Samsara
    The Twelve Nidanas1—the sequence of cyclic existence
    The Two Truths—the Key to Unlocking Madhyamaka
    Why Vegetarian?
    Liberating Living Beings
    The Way of Living and the Meaning of Life
    A Buddhist’s Mode of Life
•ARE YOU READY FOR HAPPINESS? DON'T LET THE PAPER TIGER SCARE YOU OFF
    Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
    Foreword by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
    A Note about the Author
    Translator's Note
    The Tibetan Buddhist View on Happiness
    Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant
    The Significance of Buddhist Philosophy Today
    Suffering is just a Paper Tiger
    Spiritual Equipment for Modern Times
    Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Suffering
    Buddhism and the Business World – Six Standards in a Corporate Culture
    Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant ——How to Face Happiness
•THE HANDBOOK FOR LIFE'S JOURNEY
    Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
    Foreword by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
    Author's Preface
    A Note about the Author
    Translator's Note
    On The Three Poisons-How to Handle Desire
    On The Three Poisons-How to Confront Anger
    On The Three Poisons-How to Refute Ignorance
    On Death And Rebirth-What Life Truly Is
    On Death And Rebirth-Understanding Death
    On Death And Rebirth-How to Face Death
    On Death And Rebirth-How to Take Rebirth
    On Death And Rebirth-Key Points for Practicing Bodhicitta on Deathbed
•THE FOUR SEALS OF DHARMA
    Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
    Foreword by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
    A Note about the Author
    Translator’s Note
    SUMMATION
    All Composite Phenomena are Impermanent
    All Contaminated Things are Unsatisfactory
    All Phenomena Lack Self-Existence
    Nirvana Is True Peace
    The Importance of Practice
    Preparing for the Preliminaries
    The Practice of Realizing Emptiness
    The Practice of Impermanence
    The Practice of Suffering
    The Practice of No-Self
    The Final Review

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