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Subcategories
This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.
Pages in category "Guru"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 339 total.
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- A Commentary on Calling the Guru from Afar
- A Condensed Prayer of Aspiration
- A dialogue between Master and disciple
- A Journey Through the Guru’s Name Mantra
- A letter from Lama Tharchin Rinpoche to the ,,,,
- A passage quoted in the Great Commentary says
- A prayer from Je Tsongkhapa
- A Prayer of Aspiration to the Root Lama
- A sign of an authentic spiritual teacher is devotion
- A Spiritual Teacher
- A splendid jeweled mandala, with a host of Samantabhadra offerings
- A Talk on Guru Devotion
- A Zen Master
- Abandoning arrogance when listening to discourses and so forth
- Abandoning arrogance when taking orders from your guru
- Abandoning disturbing your guru’s mind
- Abandoning pride
- Abandoning pride through listening to religious teaching
- Abhinavagupta's Portrait of a Guru: Revelation and Religious Authority in Kashmir
- About Sectarianism
- Absolute guru (Tib: don-dam lama)
- Absolute Guru; Dharma vs. Samsaric Happiness
- Adi Guru
- Advice about what to do when in the guru’s field of sight
- Advice about what to do when in the guru’s range of hearing
- Advice on Calling the Guru from Afar
- Advice Regarding Gurus By Ven. René Feusi
- After giving up your own assertions, respect and abide in the texts of the abbot and master
- Also the Paramartha Seva says
- An exception
- Anantaryasabhagah
- And drawn along the monk’s path They find the end of misery
- And never chatter idly or speak in excess (or too loudly) within range of (your guru’s) hearing
- Annual retreats
- Application of the Five Dimensions to the Buddhist Practice of Working to Benefit All Limited Beings
- Application of the Five Dimensions to the Buddhist Relation with the Spiritual Teacher
- Application of the Five Dimensions to the Relation with a Yidam (Buddha-figure)
- Aryadeva states in his Four Hundred Stanzas
- Avoiding other bad behavior in general
B
- Becoming a Dharma student
- Being true to the true guru
- Bendigo - Suffering of higher realms. Guru devotion- how precious the guru is (Video)
- Bringing the explanation to a conclusion
- Buddha in »The Tibetan Dhammapada« – Chapter Intimate Friends
- Buddhism One Teacher, Many Traditions
- Buddhism:How to find a Guru?
C
- Calling the Guru from
- Calling the Guru From Afar and Practicing Guru Devotion with the Nine Attitudes
- Characteristics of those unsuitable to be gurus
- Children and the Dharma
- Chime Dorje and the Drubchen of the Eight Herukas
- Chime Dorje thirteen years retreat with 7th Garchen Rinpoche at the cave of Gar Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche
- Choosing a Teacher ~ By Mingyur Rinpoche
- Collection of thoughts of a teacher-guru
- Communicating the Innate: Observations on Teacher-Student Interaction in the Tibetan Mahāmudrā Instructions
- Conventional guru
- Conventional obstacles – difficulties or conflicts in any of the variables
- Conventional obstacles – lacking any of these
- Conventional obstacles – lacking of any of these
- Correctness of being reverent toward a guru
- Cultivating good behavior
- Cultivating respect for the guru has eight divisions
D
- Dangerous Friend The Teacher-Student Relationship in Vajrayana Buddhism
- Dasakarma Rites
- Dealing with Close Personal Relationships While Being in a Buddhist-Style Student-Teacher Relationship
- Dealing with Close Personal Relationships While Relating to a Yidam
- Dealing with Close Personal Relationships While Working to Benefit All Beings
- Deepest obstacles – identifying concretely with being the yidam
- Devotion, A Lamp that Illuminates the Ground: Non-Referential Devotional Affect in Great Completeness
- Dharma heir
- Dharma mentor's
- Dharma study on line
- Dharma Teachers Should Be Paid A Shit Load, Or At Least Something
- Dimension of Factual Variables
- Dimension of Psychological Variables
- Dimension of Relational Ethics
- Dimension of Relational Self-Other Establishment
- Dimension of Systemic Variables
- Discovering Buddhism Module 4 - The Spiritual Teacher (Video)
- Do I Need a Teacher to Practice Meditation?
- Do I need a Teacher? Tibetan Buddhism Explained : Bob Thurman Force For Good 2016
- Do they react to your challenging or disagreeing with them with overwhelming anger and hostility or love and compassion?
- Doing what the guru says
- Dzongsar Khyentse, The Guru Drinks Bourbon?
E
- Encountering The Guru
- Enlightened Vagabond The Life and Teachings of Patrul Rinpoche
- Entrusting Yourself to Spiritual Mentors
- Ethics in the Teacher-Student Relationship: The Responsibilities of Teachers and Students
- Examining the Teacher
- Explanation of the unobserved bad consequences
- EXTENSIVE EXPLANATION OF HOW TO BE DEVOTED TO A GURU
F
G
- Gathering for the Guru
- Gaze of a Guru: Celebrating the Teacher-Student Relationship
- General teaching
- Genuine Dharma-teachers 1
- Genuine Dharma-teachers 2
- Giving presents in order to stop irreverence
- Giving up despising and disparaging
- Giving up irreverence
- Good Spiritual Advisor
- Guidance for your practice
- Guidance on Finding a Buddhist Teacher or Organization
- Guru
- Guru & Avalokiteshvara: The Remainder of the Text
- Guru and Student in the Vajrayana
- Guru and the Path
- GURU AND ŚIṢYA
- Guru Cult of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism
- Guru Devotion
- Guru devotion - Kadampa Center
- Guru Devotion by Shangpa Rinpoche.
- Guru Devotion: A Brief Introduction for New Students
- Guru Lineage
- Guru Puja - tarainstitute
- Guru Puja is the Heart Practice I (With Tsog)
- Guru Puja – Tsog
- Guru Rinpoche: His Life and Times
- GURU STORIES (PART II) BY GARCHEN RINPOCHE
- Guru Yoga: Meditating On or With Your Root Teacher
- GURU —THE TEACHER
- Guru-deity
- Gurumandal Puja
- Gurumandal Ritual In Vajrayana Buddhism
- Gurumandala
- Gurumandala puja
- Gurus don’t have to teach such ideas, either
H
- HH Dalai Lama, The Path to Enlightenment
- History of Guru Padmasambhava
- Homage & commitment to the undertaking
- Homage to the Bhagavan Vajrasattva
- How I found my own “Root Guru” & Why you Need one Too
- How one goes about being reverent General teaching on how to be devoted
- How to cultivate pure words of honor every day
- How to find a Guru
- How to go about being reverent
- How to spot a good Buddhist teacher
- How to study Dharma
- How to treat the guru’s belongings and retainers
- How Will You See the Guru?
I
- I Met My Root Guru In A Dream
- Importance of the Oral Transmission
- In every aspect one should be diligent in rejecting the sinful teacher
- In terms of the master, there are two types
- Initiating into Tantra
- INTENSIFYING DEVOTION IN ONE’S HEART: The Supplication “Crying to the Gurus from Afar” by Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Thaye
- Introduction to the explanation
- Is a Guru Necessary
- Is it possible to have a woman Tsawe-Lama?
- Is this Buddhism
- Is your Tsawe-Lama the Lama you take Refuge with?
L
- Lama - The Source of Blessings
- Lama and Deity
- Lama Tsong Khapa’s concluding remark
- Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga
- Learning to see
- Learning, Discipline, and Nobility: rJe ’Ba’ ra ba and his Spiritual Father Zur phug pa
- Leaving a Guru – Discriminating bad from good Gurus
- Let’s Talk: Get Ready for Conflict
- Looking after your guru’s materials and entourage
- Looking on the guru as an enlightened one
- Lotus throne
M
- Making material offerings has four divisions
- Making offerings to purify disrespect
- Making Their Own Limits in a Spiritual Partnership
- Meeting Chime Dorje and his pith instructions to 8th Garchen Rinpoche
- More miraculous activities of Chime Dorje – rain of coloured grains and a Buddha statue of exact proportions
N
- NECESSARY QUALITIES OF A VAJRAYANA TEACHER BY TARANATHA in ‘A HUNDRED BLAZING LIGHTS’
- Non-sectarianism and non-confusion
- Not accepting devotion from others in the guru’s presence
- Not acting according to your own wishes
- Not stepping over your guru’s shadow
- Now we come to the third division of cultivating respect, acting according to his words
- Nye-wa'i-tsam-med
- Nyingma Gurus