Transforming Negativities

Jewel Heart

The Human Being
6/27/2020
According to Gelek Rimpoche, all basic Buddhist teachings are edicated to transforming negativities. Through learning,... Read More
How Can We Improve Ourselves?
6/27/2020
Can we improve ourselves? And if so, how do we do it? The Buddhist goal... Read More
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What is Buddha Nature?
6/27/2020
Buddha nature is the basis of our spiritual practice, and the basis on which we... Read More
Signs that Buddha Nature Is Activated and Growing
6/27/2020
As we die our awareness shrinks and our consciousness becomes very subtle. At that point,... Read More
Questions and Answers
6/27/2020
Rimpoche answers questions from students such as: If mind cannot become form, how do manifestations... Read More
Absolute and Relative Truth, and Dependent Origination
6/27/2020
The Buddha taught that there are two truths: relative and absolute. They are sometimes called:... Read More
Our Biggest Problem is Ignorance
6/27/2020
To transform our negative emotions, first we must understand the base, which is ourselves in... Read More
The Importance of Mahayana Motivation
6/27/2020
In this lesson Rimpoche discusses the importance of Mahayana motivation in everything we do. “It... Read More
Attachment
6/27/2020
Attachment is called the “glue of samsara” because it causes us to get stuck in... Read More
Anger
6/27/2020
In this lesson, Rimpoche talks about anger and its antidote, patience. Anger has the same... Read More

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Transforming Negativities

Jewel Heart

20 Episodes

The Human Being

How Can We Improve Ourselves?

What is Buddha Nature?

Signs that Buddha Nature Is Activated and Growing

Questions and Answers

Absolute and Relative Truth, and Dependent Origination

Our Biggest Problem is Ignorance

The Importance of Mahayana Motivation

Attachment

Anger