Work Day with Resident Teachers preparing for International Summer Festival
Jul 21, 2026
The Kadampa Living Clarity Podcast shares practical wisdom and inspiring conversations to help you apply Buddhist teachings in everyday life. Through relatable insights and real-life experiences, it offers guidance on overcoming challenges, deepening your meditation practice, and developing lasting inner peace, clarity, and compassion.
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Gen-la Jampa teaches how to improve our mindfulness based on the advice of Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso. This advice is transformative because it shows us how to make our mind happy whatever we are doing.
Here Gen-la Jampa explains that realising the things we normally see do not exist, they are mistaken appearances, is the basis for any tantric self generation practice.
Discover a profound shift in perspective: how every living being, through their very existence, offers us the indispensable opportunity to cultivate universal compassion – the direct path to enlightenment and supreme happiness.
Developing a warm, stable heart and feeling close to all beings creates lasting peace and fulfills all wishes.
The best solution to our daily problems is to learn to cherish others. There is no valid reason for thinking we are more important than others, in this podcast Gen-la looks at why we have resistance to letting go of this view.
Whether an object is virtuous or non-virtuous depends on our position. This means that whether someone makes us happy or not depends on the position we take with respect to that person.
Gen-la Jampa gives advice to help us remember emptiness during the day, this is very important if we want to improve our Tantric practice out of meditation.
Through understanding that things exist through being imputed by mind we can understand how it is possible to transform ourself from the state of an ordinary being to that of a pure enlightened being.
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On Sunday, Resident Teachers participating in the International Teacher Training Program took a break from their studies to help with the Summer Festival Preparations.