In this course, Geshe Lobsang will elaborate more on what bodhisatta vows entails and how to practice them, and how to keep them and hence enhance our bodhicitta attitude limitlessly 

 

The main deeds of bodhisattvas, the beings who have generated bodhicitta, are the observation of a high code of ethics. How quickly or slowly we achieve enlightenment is solely dependent on how purely we observe bodhisattva vows. 

 

It is not enough just to habituate our mind and generate or cultivate the altruistic

mind in our meditation—besides generating the altruistic mind, we also need to

actually venture into the deeds of such a mind. To  do this, we take the bodhisattva vows which need to be received or taken from a lama and then all the various aspects of the vows need to be observed. (Lhama Lhundrup Rigsel, late Abbot of Kopan Monastery)

 

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Lunch is included in the cost. To help with catering, please register prior to day of event.

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If you have further questions, please feel free to email spc@tarainstitute.org.au

Lunch is included in the cost.

Event cost:

Members $80        Non-members $100

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