How Guru Shakyamuni guides sentient beings.

If there is no true cause of suffering, there is no reason why we should have to experience suffering or problems

When we practice thought training, experiencing problems becomes a cause for finishing the results of negative karma

His Holiness the Dalai Lama discusses a range of topics,including karma, other religions, depression, Buddhist tenets and the mind.

After attaining enlightenment, how Buddha began teaching the spiritual path to others, commonly known as turning the wheel of Dharma.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama responds to general questions about Buddhism from students at Tushita Meditation Centre, Dharamsala

Detailed instructions on the refuge preliminary practice, compiled and edited by Ven. Thubten Wongmo

Teachings prior to a refuge ceremony on topics including the suffering nature of samsara, refuge practice and precepts 

Three discourses on how to subdue the mind and achieve enlightenment by practicing the graduated path (lamrim).

Excerpts from Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s How to Practice Dharma: Teachings on the Eight Worldly Dharmas. In this book, Rinpoche explains how desire and attachment are the cause of our problems and how to abandon these negative minds in order to find perfect peace and happiness.

With this human body we have the opportunity to practice virtue and abandon nonvirtue

We are under the control of karma and delusion and this keeps us circling in samsara.

Four discourses, on topics including how to make life meaningful, the concept of true existence and renouncing desire

To eliminate suffering and obtain happiness, the most important thing is to have a good heart

Teachings on karma, excerpted from a lamrim course led by Kyabje Lama Zopa Rinpoche at Maitreya Instituut, Emst, in August 1990.