The Lamp of Path to Enlightenment by Atisha
by His Holiness The 14th Dalai Lama
(19-26th May 2002)
Australia Melbourn

The main even....... more

“There is no evil like anger and no virtue like patience “ His Eminence of Budha’s teaching before talking about the main topic, “Regardless of who we are, the main point of our life or what we can call heart of being an human is ....... more

Generation of Bodhicitta Ma namka dang nyam pa'i semchen thamche dewa dang dewa'i gyu dang den par gyur chig May all beings enjoy happiness and the causes of happiness! May all be free from ....... more

Prayer for the Happiness of all that Lives, There is Two part of this Teachings........ more

1983
Translated by Jared Rhoton
Los Angeles, California


In undertaking to study the Dharma, we need to understand that there is a right way to do it. As you listen to this exposition of ....... more

I prostrate to the great Avalokiteshvara
I intend here to explain briefly the meaning of the name
'phags-mchog-spyan-ras-gzigs' (Skt : Avalokiteshvara)

As Maitreyanath has said in his....... more

The Dalai Lama, world-revered leader of millions of Buddhists and leader of the Tibetan people, spoke out strongly against discrimination and violence against lesbians and gays during an extraordinary Wednesday, June 11 meeting....... more

In order to practice Buddhism, you have to first know about the mind. Even
if you are a nonbeliever you can try to improve or train the mind, provided
you have knowledge of it. Any normal human being, for that matter, can more

the Eight Verses for Training the Mind deal with the practices associated with cultivating the method aspect of the path such as compassion, altruism, aspiration to attain buddhahood, and so on. The eighth verse deals with the pra....... more

the Eight Verses for Training the Mind deal with the practices associated with cultivating the method aspect of the path such as compassion, altruism, aspiration to attain buddhahood, and so on. The eighth verse deals with the pra....... more