Discussion of the real meaning of Dharma and the nature of the mind.

Ösel Hita shares his personal experience of putting the Dharma into practice.

An outline of the Buddhist path, excerpted from the 41^st Kopan Course.

An introductory teaching on karma given by Lama Yeshe, who explains that every action—positive or negative, good or bad—produces an appropriate result.

Lama Yeshe discusses what makes us happy, at the tenth Kopan Course, 1977.   

A talk about Dharma practice in daily life, given by Lama Zopa Rinpoche to a group of Russian students who were visiting Bodhgaya.

This book contains two teachings by Lama Yeshe. The first teaching is The Three Principal Aspects of the Path and the second teaching, Introduction to Tantra, comprises the first two lectures of a commentary on the Chenrezig yoga method.  

"The characteristic nature of all Lord Buddha's teachings and methods is psychology and knowledge-wisdom."

A teaching at the tenth Kopan Course on the nature of samsara (cyclic existence) and how to develop renunciation.

The story of events leading up to the first Kopan meditation course in 1971.

In this excerpt from Kopan Course No. 27 in 1994, Rinpoche explains that if the cause is not created, the result cannot be experienced.

An introductory talk about Buddhism given by Lama Yeshe to new students at the seventh Kopan meditation course in 1974.

This Dharma talk includes a question and answer session, where Ösel discusses his experiences as a monk and his vision for how to benefit others in the future

The teachings become beneficial for subduing the mind if we listen effectively with a pure motivation