Foundations of Buddhism

How Does Buddhism Transform Us?

Khenpo Karma Gyurmey

Description

The course “How does Buddhism transform us” by Khenpo Karma Gyurmey explores the transformative power of Buddhist practices on the mind and behavior. It emphasizes the importance of motivation, concentration, and dedication in all Dharma activities, highlighting the three stages of practice: beginning, middle, and end. Central to the teachings are mindfulness, compassion, and the cultivation of wisdom to overcome negative emotions and achieve clarity. The course integrates theoretical understanding with practical application, encouraging participants to engage deeply with meditation and ethical discipline. This short course is an excellent introduction to the basic concepts of Buddhism. Khenpo clearly explains the benefits of Buddhism, our potential for realization, afflictive emotions, cognitive obscurations, an overview of the spiritual path, and how to apply the remedies to our problems. By aligning one’s actions with Dharma principles, the course aims to guide practitioners toward inner transformation and ultimate liberation.

Content

Our esteemed scholar-practitioner, Khenpo Tokpa Tulku, describes how each of us fully possesses the potential for realization, but that we are obscured by afflictive emotions and cognitive obscurations.

This course was recorded over four days at Gomde Germany-Austria. Each day consists of two sessions, which are best viewed in the given order.

Access Dates

Access to this course is open to all — watch and listen freely. Log in to also download the audio files, or create a free user account here.

From: July 19, 2018
Until: July 22, 2018

– Ended –

– Ongoing access –

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About the Teacher

Access Dates

Access to this course is open to all — watch and listen freely. Log in to also download the audio files, or create a free user account here.

From: July 19, 2018
Until: July 22, 2018

– Ended –

– Ongoing access –

Dates reflect end of day in CET/CEST (Paris). Now in Paris: Loading…

Details

About the Teacher

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