To reverse the delusion behind our most troubled states of mind, we need reliable methods. Buddha provides those in a nicely organized package called “The Gradual Path.” It suggests we look at your own thoughts and take stock of our karma. Reviewing the steps in the Gradual Path immediately calms the mind.  With a clear intention, we can develop a more realistic relationship to the mind – thus counteracting delusion. Wisdom comes about through this kind of sustained review.   16:52 | Extracted from "Finding Freedom and Ultimate Happiness" teachings given at <a title="http://www.gyalwagyatso.org/" href="http://www.gyalwagyatso.org/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Ocean of Compassion (Gyalwa Gyatso) Buddhist Center</a>, August 03 & 04. Full teaching <a title= "https://archive.org/details/ggbc201908venrobinafreedomhappiness" href= "https://archive.org/details/ggbc201908venrobinafreedomhappiness" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here</a>.

To reverse the delusion behind our most troubled states of mind, we need reliable methods. Buddha provides those in a nicely organized package called “The Gradual Path.” It suggests we look at your own thoughts and take stock of our karma. Reviewing the steps in the Gradual Path immediately calms the mind. With a clear intention, we can develop a more realistic relationship to the mind – thus counteracting delusion. Wisdom comes about through this kind of sustained review. 16:52 | Extracted from "Finding Freedom and Ultimate Happiness" teachings given at Ocean of Compassion (Gyalwa Gyatso) Buddhist Center, August 03 & 04. Full teaching here.

To reverse the delusion behind our most troubled states of mind, we need reliable methods. Buddha provides those in a nicely organized package called “The Gradual Path.” It suggests we look at your own thoughts and take stock of our karma. Reviewing the steps in the Gradual Path immediately calms the mind.&nbsp; With a clear intention, we can develop a more realistic relationship to the mind – thus counteracting delusion. Wisdom comes about through this kind of sustained review. &nbsp; 16:52 | Extracted from "Finding Freedom and Ultimate Happiness" teachings given at&nbsp;<a title="http://www.gyalwagyatso.org/" href="http://www.gyalwagyatso.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ocean of Compassion (Gyalwa Gyatso) Buddhist Center</a>, August 03 &amp; 04. Full teaching <a title="https://archive.org/details/ggbc201908venrobinafreedomhappiness" href="https://archive.org/details/ggbc201908venrobinafreedomhappiness" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

The Path to Wisdom

Venerable Robina Courtin weaves a tapestry of modern Buddhist commentary as she illuminates this ancient spiritual path with humor, wit and intensity. This Buddhist program aims to give every listener an opportunity to ponder some of life’s deepest questions such as:

“Why do bad and good things happen? Is it karma? How can I overcome insecurity and start to care deeply for other beings? Can I lessen my depression and fears?  Is reincarnation real? What is the mind? Exactly what is enlightenment?

A Buddhist nun since the late 1970s, Robina Courtin has worked since then with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, a worldwide network of Tibetan Buddhist activities of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinopche. She has served as editorial director of Wisdom Publications, editor of Mandala magazine, and executive director of Liberation Prison Project. Her life, as well as her work with prisoners, has been featured in the documentary films “Chasing Buddha and Key to Freedom”.

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Venerable Robina Courtin weaves a tapestry of modern Buddhist commentary as she illuminates this ancient spiritual path with humor, wit and intensity. This Buddhist program aims to give every listener an opportunity to ponder some of life’s deepest questions such as: “Why do bad and good things happen? Is it karma? How can I overcome insecurity and start to care deeply for other beings? Can I lessen my depression and fears? Is reincarnation real? What is the mind? Exactly what is enlightenment? A Buddhist nun since the late 1970s, Robina Courtin has worked since then with the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, a worldwide network of Tibetan Buddhist activities of Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinopche. She has served as editorial director of Wisdom Publications, editor of Mandala magazine, and executive director of Liberation Prison Project. Her life, as well as her work with prisoners, has been featured in the documentary films “Chasing Buddha and Key to Freedom”.

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