With respect to virtue, act in accord with the gurus’ words, but do not act in accord with the gurus’ words with respect to nonvirtue. – Buddha¹ Through taking sides the mind is distressed, Whereby […]
Tag: Tibetan Buddhism
The NKT/WSS/ISC Campaign Against the Dalai Lama’s ‘Ban’ of Shugden Worship
GUEST POST … they use the word “ban.” I never use that. – The 14th Dalai Lama¹ Over the past two decades and, more recently during his tour of the US, the International Shugden Community […]
The Dalai Lama on Sectarianism, Religious Freedom and the Shugden Issue
So in fact, restricting a form of practice that restricts others’ religious freedom is actually a protection of religious freedom. So in other words, negation of a negation is an affirmation. Spoken During a […]
Women monastics are indispensible
We need to understand that the situation now with Bhikshunis is an important issue. Some people think that there have been some foreign nuns who’ve come over and started making an issue out of it […]
Interview with the Dalai Lama about ethics in the teacher-student relationship & Two papers about mindfulness
Since 2002 I collect information about the teacher student relationship in the context of Tibetan Buddhism and try to get information about approaches if one has taken on a misleading guru, or a guru who […]
The Buddha’s Forgotten Nuns – A New Documentary
To see the full video ($3,99) click here. For a brief background click here.
Tibetan Buddhism – Struggling With Diffi·Cult Issues 