Buddhism In Plain Terms (Volume 4)
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BPT Vol 4.46 | Nurturing Physical Health and Life; Cultivate the Luminous Mind
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BPT Vol 4.45 | All Dharmas Are Ungraspable: Neither Grasping nor Abandoning
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BPT Vol 4.44 | Giving with Detachment from Form; A Wholesome Deed of Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.43 | Find your True Self, Attain Nirvana
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BPT Vol 4.42 | Deconstructing Life’s Essence, Dissolving Worldly Desire
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BPT Vol 4.41 | Remain in Unmoving Suchness, Invoking Primordial Awakening
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BPT Vol 4.40 | From Stopping Thoughts to Settled Thought
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BPT Vol 4.39 | The Mind is the Origin of Good and Evil
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BPT Vol 4.38 | Leave the Secular World, Enter the Pure Realm
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BPT Vol 4.37 | No-Notion and Non-Self: Attaining Purity and Undefilement
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BPT Vol 4.36 | The Buddha-Dharma Exists to Liberate Us from Worldly Suffering
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BPT Vol 4.35 | Seize the Instant of Awakening to Discover Life’s True Essence
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BPT Vol 4.34 | Learning Contemplation and Mastering One’s Intentions
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BPT Vol 4.33 | Understanding Emptiness and Learning Self-Restraint
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BPT Vol 4.32 | Cultivating Through Hardship Towards Forbearance to Non-Arising Dharmas (Part 2)
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BPT Vol 4.31 | Cultivating Through Hardship Towards Forbearance to Non-Arising Dharmas (Part 1)
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BPT Vol 4.30 | Understanding Zen and Aligning the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.29 | Seeking the Light of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas
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BPT Vol 4.28 | Knowing Good and Evil: Karma Arises from the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.27 | With a Heart as Vast as the Universe, Regard Slander as a Dharma Teacher
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BPT Vol 4.26 | Break Through the View of an Existent Body; Be Free by Adapting to Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.25 | On the Concepts of “Non-Offence and Blessings” and “No Fixed Substance”
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BPT Vol 4.24 | The Essence of Buddha-Nature and the Harmony of the Mind
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BPT Vol 4.23 | Perfecting All Roots, Practising Formless Giving
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BPT Vol 4.22 | Balance Body and Mind, Create Space, Enter the Buddha Realm
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BPT Vol 4.21 | Restore Your Tathagata-Nature and Diligently Cultivate the Mind of Renunciation
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BPT Vol 4.20 | Accruing Merit and Virtue through Non-Self and Non-Attachment
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BPT Vol 4.19 | Thought after thought without interruption is merit; self-cultivation of body and inner nature is virtue
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BPT Vol 4.18 | On Blessings, Virtue and Samsara in the Human Realm
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BPT Vol 4.17 | Dharma Practice Through Hearing, Contemplation and Cultivation — Safeguarding Body, Speech and Mind
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BPT Vol 4.16 | Exploring the Illusory Self Formed by the Five Aggregates and the Manifestation of Consciousness
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BPT Vol 4.15 | Planting Seeds of Merit Widely, Cultivating Both Blessings and Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.14 | Purify the Mind; Realise the Emptiness of the Five Aggregates
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BPT Vol 4.13 | Cut Off All Afflictions; Let the Mind Remain Non-Arising
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BPT Vol 4.12 | A Selfless Heart Is as Vast as Heaven and Earth
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BPT Vol 4.11 | Overcome the Three Obstacles through Diligent Sutra Recitation
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BPT Vol 4.10 | The Dharma Body of the Buddha Abides as It Is
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BPT Vol 4.9 | Light the Heart’s Lamp, Awaken All with Affinity
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BPT Vol 4.8 | Rediscovering True Suchness: Unchanging While Adapting to Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.7 | Breaking Through Attachment to Self and Dharmas
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BPT Vol 4.6 | Cultivate the Mind and Recite Sutras in Accordance with Karmic Conditions
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BPT Vol 4.5 | Tracing the Roots of Our True Nature
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BPT Vol 4.4 | Sudden Awakening to Emptiness, Practising Buddhism in Correspondence
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BPT Vol 4.3 | Fame and Fortune Are Impermanent
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BPT Vol 4.2 | Seeking the Root in the Human Realm with Prajñā Wisdom
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BPT Vol 4.1 | Refine Yourself and Empty the Notion of Self