Taking Care of Ourselves
Whenever we’re practicing Dharma in daily life, at that time we’re taking care of ourselves.
Whenever we’re practicing Dharma in daily life, at that time we’re taking care of ourselves.
This short teaching on the power of mantra was Lama Yeshe's response to a question from a student at Kopan Monastery, Nepal, in 1975.
How to transform sleep into virtue by practicing the yoga of sleeping
We don't have to live in a hermitage to generate the realizations of the stages of the path to enlightenment
Four precious mantras and some of their benefits, which include purification of heavy negative karma created in the past.
A mantra that eliminates all fears, pacifies negative karma and sickness, and collects merit
Lama Zopa Rinpoche gave these instructions for a practice to stop rain. Sur (Aroma Charity for Spirits) is a form of smoke offering using roasted barley flour and other substances.
A practice to control earthquakes and the four elements, this is also beneficial for protection from radiation.
Lama Zopa Rinpoche explains the essence of spiritual practice in this teaching excerpted from the 33rd Kopan Meditation Course.
The importance of putting effort into Dharma practice during and after the Kopan meditation course. This teaching is an edited excerpt from the 33rd Kopan Course.
How all our actions can become virtuous and we can accumulate merit
The meaning of Dharma and how to practice is explained by Lama Zopa Rinpoche
These teachings include a history of the Maitreya project, as well as a commentary and oral transmission of the Namgyälma, Stainless Pinnacle and other mantras
Rinpoche explains the benefits of reciting the Clouds of Offering mantra.
A teaching and brief commentary on the benefits of the Heart of Amogapasha Mantra