The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas
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The text “The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas”
by Gyalsé Tokmé Zangpo
is a
practical and inspiring guide for developing our ability to
be happy and benefit others by overcoming disturbing
emotions. Bodhisattvas respond to difficult situations in a
constructive way by understanding the nature of
reality. Through the practice of cherishing others more than
themselves, Bodhisattvas view living beings as the source of
all happiness and attain enlightenment solely to work for
the good of all.
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Tubten Pende, a.k.a. Jim Dougherty, has been a practicing Buddhist since 1972 when he was introduced to Tibetan Buddhism in India. Pende has studied extensively and was included in the first wave of the FPMT’s Western Buddhist teachers. He is known for his clear presentation and deep understanding of the Dharma, and is interested in the effective application of Buddhist theory and practice in the daily life of ordinary people.
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