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Tag 3 ~ Tsongkhapa – Kronjuwel des Landes des Schnees
Okt. 12, 2026
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The real meaning of cherishing others?
In this podcast Gen-la Jampa teaches how developing the belief ’this person is important their happiness matters’ will change our life for the better.
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Loving kindness
Gen-la Jampa
In this podcast Gen-la Jampa teaches how developing the belief ’this person is important their happiness matters’ will change our life for the better. If we believe this it will naturally influence our feelings and behaviour towards others so we will always act with kindness and have good relationships that bring joy. As Buddha says the mind that cherishes others is the best method to make ourself and others happy. This podcast is an extract from a talk given by Gen-la Jampa at IKRC Grand Canyon. It is based on the book How to Transform Your Life by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso.
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