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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 Nidanas—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

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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Author's Preface

In this early 21st century, man has succeeded in building an advanced material civilization with hands and brains, and along the way have managed to overcome many of life’s challenges. However, ...

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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

To many dharma friends in China, Khenpo Tsultrim Lodro is known for conducting the activity of liberating live beings for 100 consecutive days every year for the past fifteen years. This activit...

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Buddhism—the Definition

You may wonder why this topic is chosen. The reason is simply because even some veteran Buddhists in both China and Tibet do not know the real meaning and the scope of Buddhism. Other than the m...

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The Three Differences

In the teaching today, we will examine in more details the differences between Buddhism and non-Buddhism, the mundane and the supramundane phenomena and, lastly, Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism....

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The Three Supreme Methods—the ultimate methods of cultivating virtue and training the mind

I. The necessity of foundational practice Though the Three Supreme Methods is the most foundational practice of Buddhism for the beginners, many probably have not even heard of it. It ...

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On Cause and Effect

This is intended as a brief discussion of the nature, distinctions, ramifications and questions regarding causality. What is cause and effect? For example, if a person commits theft, in ...

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The Four Noble Truths—the Path Out of Samsara

What is the difference between the Four Noble Truths and the Two Truths (relative and absolute truth)? The Two Truths delineate the doctrinal view on phenomena whereas the Four Noble Truths, tho...

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The Twelve Nidanas—the sequence of cyclic existence

The importance of mastering the doctrine of the Twelve Nidanas The doctrine of the Twelve Nidanas is a key Buddhist thought. It mainly delineates how the past, present and future lives...

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The Two Truths—the Key to Unlocking Madhyamaka

I. Overview The differentiation of Madhyamaka In Tibetan Buddhism, a distinction is made between Madhyamaka (Middle Way) and Mahamadhyamaka (Great Middle Way). Its explanation is...

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Why Vegetarian?

Years ago, I wrote a book about the merit of being vegetarian and the faults of eating meat or being non-vegetarian. Our talk today is based on part of that book. With regard to the Buddhist vie...

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Liberating Living Beings

To liberate lives is a common practice frequently performed by many Buddhists. When conducted properly, the resulting merit is boundless. Otherwise, the merit will be greatly diminished. It is t...

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The Way of Living and the Meaning of Life

The need to separate the way of living and the meaning of life. The way of living and the meaning of life may seem to be the most basic things that we should all know about, but to separ...

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A Buddhist’s Mode of Life

How should a Buddhist live? The Buddha gave us the answer long time ago. Being his followers, we should all adopt the kind of life that he had prescribed for both the monastics and laypeople. Do...

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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 Nidanas—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
    The Significance of Buddhist Philosophy Today
    Suffering is just a Paper Tiger
    How to Face Suffering and Happiness-How to Face Suffering
    How to Face Suffering and Happiness-How to Face Happiness
    How to Face Suffering and Happiness-Taming the Mind as in Taming the Elephant
    Spiritual Equipment for Modern Times
    Buddhism and the Business World – Six Standards in a Corporate Culture
•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
•GATEWAY TO THE VAJRAYANA PATH
    Author’s Preface
    A Note about the Author
    Translators’ Note
    Entering the Vajrayana Path
    Vajra Master and Empowerment
    Sutra and Tantra: Similarities and Differences
    Sutra and Tantra: Similarities and Differences--based on the view of Rongzom Pandita
    Vajrayana Terminology
    The Parable of a Black Snake
    A Compendium of the Vajrayana
    The Generation Stage
    The Completion Stage —the skillful means to realize emptiness
    How to Receive Empowerment
    The Fourteen Root Tantric Vows
    The Samaya Vows of the Guhyagarbha Tantra
    The Binding Factors of Transgressing Tantric Vows and How to Repent
    Glossary

 

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