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Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Point Seven - Guidelines for Mind Training
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Prajnaparamita (Wisdom)
PERFECT DISCRIMINATION OF PHENOMENA, ALL KNOWABLE THINGS
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39. ALL ACTIVITIES SHOULD BE DONE WITH ONE INTENTION.
ALWAYS TAKE THE ATTITUDE OF BEING OF BENEFIT TO ALL SENTIENT BEINGS.
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40. CORRECT ALL WRONGS WITH ONE INTENTION.
WE SHOULD PRACTICE THE EXCHANGE OF GOOD FOR EVIL.
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41. TWO ACTIVITIES: ONE AT THE BEGINNING, ONE AT THE END.
to begin and end each day with twofold Bodhichitta
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42. Whatever happens, good or bad, be patient.
Whether we experience prosperity or poverty, we must transform everything into the path.
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43. Observe the two, even at the risk of your life.
keep the commitments of the Dharma in general and mind training in particular
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44. TRAIN IN THE THREE DIFFICULTIES.
indoctrinate yourself so that you cannot get away from: Buddha nature, Bodhichitta
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Difficult in the middle
It is very difficult to overcome your neuroses.
45. TAKE ON THE THREE PRINCIPAL CAUSES.
- Working with a teacher
- Training your mind
- Establishing an economic base for practice
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46. PAY HEED THAT THE THREE NEVER WANE.
THESE ARE DEVOTION, ENTHUSIASM AND BODHICHITTA.
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47. KEEP THE THREE INSEPARABLE.
body, speech, and mind should be inseparable from lojong
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48. Train without bias in all areas.
It is crucial always to do this pervasively and whole-heartedly.
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49. Always meditate on whatever provokes resentment.
We should constantly meditate on difficulties that we cannot escape
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50. Don’t be swayed by external circumstances.
don't be concerned with your situation or other factors
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51. THIS TIME, PRACTICE THE MAIN POINTS.
more important to practice for the sake of future lives than for the present life
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MORE IMPORTANT TO PRACTICE THAN TO TEACH
MORE IMPORTANT TO TRAIN IN BODHICHITTA THAN IN OTHER PRACTICES
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TO FOCUS ON THE TEACHERS PITH INSTRUCTIONS THAN ON SCRIPTURE AND REASON
MORE IMPORTANT TO STAY IN ONE PLACE THAN TO TRAVEL AROUND
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more important to apply the antidotes
than to avoid whatever provokes disturbing emotions
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52. DO NOT MISINTERPRET.
TWISTED-PATIENCE, YEARNING, EXCITEMENT, COMPASSION, PRIORITIES, JOY
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54. Train wholeheartedly.
Training purely in lojong – single-mindedly, with no distractions
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55. Liberate yourself by examining and analyzing.
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56. Don’t take what you do too seriously.
do not brag about your accomplishments
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59. Don’t expect applause.
Don't count on receiving credit for your good deeds or good practice
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