Chogyam Trungpa: All Activities Should Be Done With One Intention Pema Chodron: All Activities Should Be Done With One Intention Jamgon Kongtrul: All Active Meditation is Done in One way Alan Wallace: Practice All Yogas by Means of One Rabten & Dhargyey: Practice All Yogas (or Activities) by One. Dilgo Khyentse: Do Everything With One Intention DON`T SEEK OTHERS` PAIN AS THE LIMBS OF YOUR OWN HAPPINESS CORRECT ALL WRONGS WITH ONE INTENTION  Guidelines   Pema Chodron

All Activities Should Be Done With One Intention

 

 
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This one intention is to awaken bodhichitta, to awaken the heart. We could say, "All activities should be done with the intention of communicating." This is a practical suggestion: all activities should be done with the intention of speaking so that another person can hear you, rather than using words that cause the barriers to go up and the ears to close. In this process we also learn how to listen and how to look.

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Probably the most accessible introduction to the Mind Training practice. Pema combines a deep understanding of the Western Mind, deep immersion in the Tibetan tradition, and a wonderful sense of humor about human nature. This book is unique in that Pema shares with us her own struggles and failures, and shows, using examples that we Westerners can relate to, how the proverbs can gently bring us back to the path. Her humor, understanding, and love shine through this book
A wonderful set of tapes, every one of which I have played many times. 'Pema shows you how to use your own painful emotions as stepping stones to wisdom, compassion and fearlessness. You will learn how to make friends with the most painful parts of your life experience, and how to use your natural courage and honesty to transform even the most painful situations.'
This commentary on "Using adverse conditions as the path to awakening" is the ideal book for someone in crisis. Its aim is not to survive the crisis, but to use it as a unique opportunity to let go and open up. I'm sure you know someone in crisis right now, and this is the perfect gift for them (or for yourself).
Set of 6 audiocassettes on Mind Training, the Four Immeasurables, and other subjects.
This is an abridged pocket edition of Pema's first book, "The Wisdom of No Escape". Carry it everywhere you go, open it at random to any piece of her humorous and compassionate wisdom. Or just look into her eyes on the cover photo! A bargain.
Instruction on Shamatha-Vipashyana (calm abiding and insight) meditation with all of Pema's characteristic touch and humanity.