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The 11th-century meditation master and teacher Atisha is known for composing a series of pithy lojong, or mind-training, slogans.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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The 11th-century meditation master and teacher Atisha is known for composing a series of pithy lojong, or mind-training, slogans.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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The 11th-century meditation master and teacher Atisha is known for composing a series of pithy lojong, or mind-training, slogans.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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The 11th-century meditation master and teacher Atisha is known for composing a series of pithy lojong, or mind-training, slogans.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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The 11th-century meditation master and teacher Atisha is known for composing a series of pithy lojong, or mind-training, slogans.
Lodro Rinzler: The Value of Mistakes in Buddhism Lodro Rinzler 2010
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Many Indian masters – such as Atisha, the founder of the Kadam Tradition, and his spiritual masters Dharmamati of Suvarnadvipa and Shantipa – emphasized taking in life the safe direction of refuge in the Three Precious Gems of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.
A Commentary on A Root Text for Gelug-Kagyu Mahamudra the First Panchen Lama Lozang-chokyi-gyeltsen 2006
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Over at Elephant Journal, editor Waylon Lewis has engaged his mom and longtime Buddhist practitioner Linda Lewis to teach weekly on those great ‘lojong’ (mind training) slogans of the 10th century Mahayanist, Atisha.
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Why, for instance, does a 17th- to 18th-century bronze of Atisha, founder of the Kadam Order of Tibetan Buddhism, show him tilting his head to his right?
A Tibetan Study Reborn Lee Lawrence 2011
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Destroy this man who harm the Dharma of Atisha and
Concerning Dholgyal with reference to the views of past masters and other related matters 2010
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As Atisha remarked, "In company examine your words; alone examine your mind."
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