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Teaching from Oral Instructions of Mahamudra, Gen-la introduces the basic Buddhist idea that happiness doesn't come from material development but rather through inner contemplation on virtue.
Gen-la Khyenrab
Teaching from Oral Instructions of Mahamudra, Gen-la introduces the basic Buddhist idea that happiness doesn’t come from material development but rather through inner contemplation on virtue. Meditation practice is simply a method to familiarize our mind with virtue, the causes of happiness and the natural result will be a world that is at peace.
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