Every night we enter a mysterious unknown dreamworld that often leaves us with so many questions: How are dreams made? Do dreams have meaning? How can I control my dreams? What is lucid dreaming? In this article, we will talk about dreams, dream yoga practice, why dreaming is important for
Kurukulla is a Buddhist Goddess who will help you with your love affairs, spiritual awakening, and even interviews. The name Kurukulla is translated in Tibetan as “Knowledge-Causing Mother-Buddha.” She is also recognized as Rigjedma and revered as the Tibetan Buddhist Goddess of Love, Sex, Lust, Magick, Liberation, and Enchantment. Kurukulla
Mahayana Buddhism places significant emphasis on the concept of the bodhisattva, often described as the “enlightenment being,” presenting it as the ideal way for a Buddhist to lead their life. Who is a Bodhisattva? The Bodhisattva is an enlightenment being who decided to stay in this world in order to
Mahayana Buddhism, one of Buddhism’s three vehicles, is considered the greater vehicle. It emphasizes Bodhicitta, the awakening mind aspiring toward enlightenment for oneself and all sentient beings. This branch places a strong focus on compassion, altruism, and wisdom. Practitioners follow the Bodhisattva path, striving for Buddhahood to guide others to
In the rich tapestry of Buddhist iconography, Manjushri stands tall as the embodiment of wisdom and compassion. This Bodhisattva, revered in various Buddhist traditions, is often depicted wielding the majestic Manjushri sword—a symbol representing the sharpness of wisdom that cuts through the veil of ignorance. Who is Manjushri? Manjushri, a
Guru Padmasambhava, widely known among Tibetans as “Guru Rinpoche” or the “precious guru,” holds historical significance as the tangible founder of Tibetan Buddhism.
He is revered as the founder of the Nyingma school, the oldest school of Tibetan Buddhism, while maintaining immense importance across all other schools as well.
Fourth Mind Training The essence of this mind training is that the only way you will be able to grasp the true Dharma is by serving a teac
Rebirth is the phenomenon wherein an individual’s consciousness traverses from one body to another, driven by the force of ignorance.
The sacred Tibetan dance is called Cham, or Tsam in Mongolia. It serves as a form of meditation and a means to overcome inner enemies
Monasticism is a cornerstone of Buddhist practice, embodying the commitment to spiritual cultivation and ethical living. Across various schools of Buddhism, monks dedicate their lives to the pursuit of enlightenment and the service of others. Each tradition has its own set of rules, rituals, and practices that shape the life
Tara is an important figure in Buddhism and arguably the most beloved deity in Mahayana Buddhism, appearing as a female bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism and as a female Buddha in Vajrayana Buddhism. “Tara” means “the liberator,” freeing us from ignorance, the root of cyclic existence, and from self-centered thought, which
In the landscape of Tibetan Buddhism, few figures stand as prominently in the quest for gender equality and the revival of the Togdenma lineage as Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo. Born Diane Perry in London, 1943, her journey from the bustling streets of the British capital to the serene, snowy peaks of
