Ju Mipham Gyatso, was one of Tibet's greatest scholar-yogis. Guy Newland will explore Mipham's Buddhist system, his critique of Tsongkhapa, and talk about how his philosophy looks to Tsongkhapa's followers.
Dr Sparham will discuss what the Perfection of Wisdom scriptures teach is not ultimately true. Balancing this nihilistic teaching is an explanation of a special compassion that is the origin of sacred scripture.
Geshe Namdak, resident teacher at Jamyang Buddhist Centre in London, teaches on this rich yet concise text "Hymn to [the Buddha] the World Transcendent". Few commentaries can be found on this work of Nagarjuna's.
This course is a detailed discourse on Nagarjuna's teachings of the Middle Way by means of Chandrakirti's Auto-Commentary to Entering the Middle Way and Lama Tsong Khapa's Illuminating the Intent of the Middle Way.
The Wisdom of Emptiness and its Long Term Healing Effects: Cultivating Through Study & Practice - Summary of Arya Nagarjuna’s Ultimate Textual Legacy Mūlamadhyamakakārikā.
Shantideva Center invites you to dig deep into the nature of reality with Professor George Dreyfus as he teaches from Nagarjuna's illuminating work Vigrahavyāvartanī, preceded by a selection of chapters from Mūlamadhyamakakārikā (1, 13, 24).
Stephan will help us connect with our Buddha nature and the wellspring of loving kindness that is the core of our being in addition to experiencing the radiant vitality beyond everyday appearances
Geshe Konchog Kyab gives teachings on The Eight Verses of Training the Mind, the famous spiritual poem composed by the 11th century Tibetan Bodhisattva Geshe Langri Tangpa.
The topics being taught - Renunciation, Buddha Nature, and Emptiness and Pure Perception - are essential to understand in order to attain the everlasting state of satisfaction. These topics will be presented in terms of not only their philosophical importance but also their practical application in daily life.
This course is a detailed discourse on Nagarjuna's teachings of the Middle Way by means of Chandrakirti's Auto-Commentary to Entering the Middle Way and Lama Tsong Khapa's Illuminating the Intent of the Middle Way.
