A Bodhisattva Journal
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Mudras
A mudra is a symbolic, ritual hand gesture or pose used in Tibetan Buddhist meditation, art, and tantric practice. Derived from the Sanskrit word for "seal" or "mark" (known as chakgya in Tibetan), these gestures physically channel energy,...
Nagarjuna
In Tibetan Buddhism, Nagarjuna (circa 150–250 CE) is revered as the "Second Buddha". This 2nd-century Indian scholar is considered the most important Buddhist philosopher after Gautama Buddha himself. He is the foundational architect of Mah...
When one believes they don’t deserve the misfortunes they are experiencing. A Buddhist perspective.
In Tibetan Buddhism, "karma" simply means cause and effect. It is not an external judge or a system of cosmic fairness determining what you "deserve". If you feel you don't deserve your current circumstances, Buddhism encourages transformin...
The Heart Sutra
The Heart Sutra (Prajnaparamita Hridaya) is the most popular and recited text in Mahayana Buddhism. Spanning just a single page, it distills profound philosophical teachings on sunyata (emptiness) and the true nature of reality.
Key Teach...
The 4 Thoughts
The "Four Thoughts that Turn the Mind" (also known as the Four Reminders) are foundational contemplations in Tibetan Buddhism designed to shift your focus away from worldly distractions and toward spiritual awakening.
The four contemplati...
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