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果报：心地清净 The Result ： Pur
1-3-2. THE RESULT : PURITY OF THE MIND 果报：心地清净Now, I'd like to talk about results. Just imagine, if doctor Jivaka was with us here today, and volunteered to be a delegate, he would certainly get the highest marks. This could be take... 
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正确培养觉性，三年便能证果
Part 2: Walking The Path 第2篇：行道2-1. Taking a Shortcut 直取快捷方式 2-1-4. Developing Awareness In The Right Way Will Yield Results Within Three Years正确培养觉性，三年便能证果 It says in the scriptures that whoe... 
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教内之教导 The Teachings inside Bud
2-1-1-4. The Teachings inside Buddhism 教内之教导The word VIPASSANA translates as realizing and truly seeing. Seeing what? Seeing impermanence, instability and non-selfhood. When having insight, one views things differently than before. It is a ... 
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断烦恼执着的阶位：二禅 The st
Part 2: Walking The Path 第2篇：行道2-3. Stages of Practice 修学阶段 2-3-4. WORKING WITH THE MIND第二阶段：对治自心修习阶段 (或看念头(心)修习阶段) 2-3-4-2. The stage of destroying clinging : the second Jhana 断... 
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教外之法门 Things Outside of Buddhi
2-1-1. Developing Awareness is The Path That the Buddha Teaches 培养觉性是佛陀教导的道路2-1-1-1. Things Outside of Buddhism 教外之法门 Making merit, being generous, keeping precepts and doing tranquility–meditation are a p... 
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教外之教导 Teachings Outside of Bud
2-1-1-3. Teachings Outside of Buddhism 教外之教导... 
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毘婆舍那与平静 Vipassana and Peac
Part 2: Walking The Path 第2篇：行道2-2. The Path of Peace 平静之道 2-2-1. Practicing Dhamma 修习佛法 2-2-1-1. Vipassana and Peace毘婆舍那与平静 (Vipassana 毘婆舍那) In practicing Dhamma, even though one ma... 
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直取快捷方式 Taking a Shortcut
Normality平常心Luangpor Teean(隆波田) 著 三摩地学会?菩璋 译 Part 2: Walking The Path 第2篇：行道 2-1. Taking a Shortcut 直取快捷方式 Today the monks, novices and laypeople are meeting here in order to stu... 
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直取快捷方式的摘要 Summary Of T
Part 2: Walking The Path 第2篇：行道2-1. Taking a Shortcut 直取快捷方式 2-1-5. Summary Of The Shortcut 直取快捷方式的摘要 I'll give you a few small reflections: 我来为你们快速做个回顾：... 
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矫正观念 Adjusting Views
1-3-6. ADJUSTING VIEWS矫正观念One misunderstanding should be dealt with, namely that when we make merit, we want to go to heaven. I've asked a woman once, who offered food to monks, whether she had ever seen heaven. She said no. So I asked he... 