Vajrayana
Notes for an Introduction to Vajrayana - MindfulAwareThe Protector Principle
Introduction to the Protector Principle
Introduction to the Five Buddha Families
Dharma Gateways Intro to Vajrayana Retreat Outline
Intro to Vajrayana for NDF3/26 Intro to Vajrayana Welcome Talk3/25 Ratna Talk3/26 Ratna Talk3/25 Vajra Talk3/26 Vajra Talk3/25 Padma Talk3/26 Padma Talk3/25 Karma Talk3/26 Karma Talk (w/Liz)3/25 Buddha Talk3/26 Buddha Talk (w/Liz)Leaving RetreatResearch sources on five Buddha familiesFive Buddha Families Visualizations
Ratna
VajraPadmaKarma
Buddha
NDF Monday Night Class - Working with EmotionsSadhana of Mahamudra
Intro: Full Moon May 2025Four Rings - A Path to Mastery in Your Life
Introduction to the Four RingsPart One: Three Inner Rings
The Body RingThe Speech Ring
The Mind Ring- it’s important to be able to do nothing.
- Without being able to do nothing by yourself you can never truly be happy. You will always be dependent on other people or external circumstances.
Madhyamaka
Notes and Research on MadhyamakaMeditations on the Senses
Meditation on Touch and FeelingMeditation on Sound & HearingMeditation on Sight & SeeingMeditation on Scent and SmellingMeditation on Thoughts & the Mind“Basic” Buddhism
RenunciationMeditation on ImpermanceMeditation on Mindfulness & AwarenessMeditation on EmptinessMeditation on EquanimityMeditation on BuddhaMeditation on DharmaMeditation on PathMeditation on The GapGoing for RefugeThe Six Paramitas
Meditation on GenerosityMeditation on PatienceMeditation on Sila aka DisciplineMeditation on EffortMeditation on MeditationMeditation on WisdomThe Seven Points of Mind Training aka the Lojong Slogans
Introduction to LojongPoint One: The Preliminaries aka The Four Reminders
#1 Our Precious Life#2 Death#3 Karma#4 Samsara is a Waste of TimePoint Two: The Main Practice - Training in Bodhicitta
Intro to BodhicittaPoint Three: Transforming Bad Circumstances into the Path of Enlightenment
Slogans 11-16Point Four: Showing the Usefulness of Practice in Daily Life
Slogans 17 & 18Point Five: Evaluation of Mind Training
Slogans 19 through 22Point Six: Disciplines of Mind Training
Slogans 23 through 38Point Seven: Guidelines of Mind Training
Slogans 39 through 59Noble Eightfold Path
Notes on Right SpeechNotes and Meditation on Right ActionRight MindfulnessWisdom and Skillful MeansFour Karmas
Pacifying
Enriching
Meditation on Magnetizing and DestroyingFour Foundations of Mindfulness
Four Foundations of Mindfulness: BodyFour Foundations: #2 FeelingsLojong Slogans
Meditation on "All dharma agrees at one point”Meditation on Responsibility and ForgivenessOther Topics
Meditation on PleasureWhy We Meditate and HowIndra’s NetMeditation on AttentionMeditation on Doing Hard ThingsMeditation on BraveryMeditation for EntrepreneursMeditation on That Internal VoiceMeditation on Emotion - BetrayalMeditation on Responsibility and ForgivenessMeditation on BusynessMeditation on The MysteryMeditation on Touch and FeelingMeditation on Sound & HearingMeditation on Sight & SeeingMeditation on Scent and SmellingMeditation on Thoughts & the MindMeditation on Mindfulness & AwarenessMeditation on EmptinessMeditation on EquanimityMeditation on BuddhaMeditation on DharmaMeditation on PathMeditation on PatienceMeditation on Sila aka DisciplineMeditation on MeditationMeditation on Magnetizing and DestroyingFour Foundations of Mindfulness: BodyFour Foundations: #2 FeelingsMeditation on "All dharma agrees at one point”Meditation on BraveryMeditation for EntrepreneursMeditation on That Internal VoiceMeditation on Emotion - BetrayalMeditation Quotes
DFW This Is WaterPointing Out Instruction by Tulku Orgyen as told by Erik Pema Kunsang
“Let that which pays attention look towards itself… Look here!”