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Category Archives: 37 Practices
Tolerating afflictions
If, in return for not the slightest wrong of mine, Someone were to cut off even my very head, Through the power of compassion to take all his negative actions Upon myself is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. Even … Continue reading
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Patience
Even if in the midst of a large gathering Someone exposes my hidden faults with insulting language, To bow to him respectfully, regarding him as a friend, Is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. –Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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Loving Kindness
Even if someone makes derogatory statements about me And proclaims them throughout the universe, In return, out of loving-kindness, To extol that person’s qualities is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. –Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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Compassion
If, in return for not the slightest wrong of mine, Someone were to cut off even my very head, Through the power of compassion to take all his negative actions Upon myself is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. -Tokme … Continue reading
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Patience
If someone driven by great desire Seizes all my wealth, or induces others to do so, To dedicate to him my body, possessions, And past, present, and future merit is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. -Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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Benefiting Others
All suffering without exception arises from desiring happiness for myself, While perfect Buddhahood is born from the thought of benefiting others. Therefore, to really exchange my own happiness For the suffering of others is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. … Continue reading
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What is the use of my own happiness?
If all the mothers who have loved me since beginingless time are suffering, What is the use of my own happiness? So, with the aim of liberating limitless sentient beings, To set my mind on enlightenment is the practice of … Continue reading
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Delights Evaporate
Like dew on grass, the delights of the three worlds By their very nature evaporate in an instant. To strive for the supreme level of liberation That never changes, is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. -Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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Avoiding Suffering
The Buddha taught that unendurable suffering Is the fruit of unvirtuous actions. Therefore, to never act unvirtuously, Even at the cost of my life, is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. -Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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True Refuge
Whom can worldly powers protect Themselves imprisoned in cyclic suffering? To take refuge in the Three Jewels Who never fail those They protect is the practice of a Spiritual Hero. -Tokme Zangpo, 37 Practices
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