Vajrayana

Vajra and bell and mala are all important "Practice supports." Bell represents support of wisdom in our practice, vajra stands for activity and compassion, and the mala stands for Dharma speech.

The Sound of Enlightenment: Healing, Setting the Mind Free, Protecting the Mind, and Remaining Mindful of Dharma Throughout the Day

Dharma / Mantra / Vajrayana
Lovely statue of the great sage Lama Je Tsong Khapa.

Lama Tsongkhapa: A Short, Powerful Practice Helps Bring Compassion, Wisdom, Good Fortune, and Healing

Bodhisattvas / Buddhist Practices / Deities / Lama Tsongkhapa / Lamrim / Ngondro / Mantra / Tantra / Teachers / Vajrayana
Many Buddhists are hours and many miles from their gurus, teachers, Sangha and the active support of Dharma families. There are ways to connect rurally to the Sangha and Buddhist Practices from remote places.

Empowering the Rural Buddhist: Tips for Remote Practice

Buddhist Practices
Like the Dalai Lama, lamas, gurus and teachers of any legitimate lineage can help guide those who seek enlightenment. In Vajrayana, the teacher is important.

How I Found the Right Teacher of the Dharma

Dharma / Vajrayana
Vajrayogini-1500

Empowerment Was Important to Me

Vajrayana
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