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Chinese Elements Alternate
Chinese Elements Alternate
7 pages By Michael Erlewine Published on Feb 29, 2020
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Angles-Node Combinations
Angles-Node Combination 48
48 pages By Michael Erlewine Published on Feb 29, 2020
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The Four Thoughts That Turn the Mind
The “Four Thoughts That Turn the Mind Toward the Dhama,” also called the Common Preliminaries and the Four Reversals are considered by many as the place to begin understanding, learning, and practicing the Dharma. Not some scholarly doctrine or list of imperatives, the Four Thoughts are already familiar to most people as part of their deepest inner sense of reality.
24 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Oct 20, 2015
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Mind Training
Here are a series of nineteen articles written in 2015 by Michael Erlewine, all focused on Tibetan Buddhist mind-training methods, and geared for the beginning and intermediate practitioner. They are easy to read and understand and are based on hands-on practical experience rather than abstract theory.
100 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Oct 20, 2015
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Training the Mind: Book Four
Mind-Training, using the mind to look at the mind, is not just for meditators anymore, but is going secular. Tibetan Buddhist methods of mind training are useful to anyone willing to learn them. Here is a series of very-short, easy-to-read, articles on training the mind, many of which can be used at any time in our busy work schedule, and not just on the cushion.
54 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Aug 18, 2015
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Training the Mind: BookThree
Mind-Training, using the mind to look at the mind, is not just for meditators anymore, but is going secular. Tibetan Buddhist methods of mind training are useful to anyone willing to learn them. Here is a series of very-short, easy-to-read, articles on training the mind, many of which can be used at any time in our busy work schedule, and not just on the cushion.
65 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Aug 18, 2015
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Training the Mind: Book Two
Mind-Training, using the mind to look at the mind, is not just for meditators anymore, but is going secular. Tibetan Buddhist methods of mind training are useful to anyone willing to learn them. Here is a series of very-short, easy-to-read, articles on training the mind, many of which can be used at any time in our busy work schedule, and not just on the cushion.
112 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Aug 18, 2015
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Training the Mind: Book One
Mind-Training, using the mind to look at the mind, is not just for meditators anymore, but is going secular. Tibetan Buddhist methods of mind training are useful to anyone willing to learn them. Here is a series of very-short, easy-to-read, articles on training the mind, many of which can be used at any time in our busy work schedule, and not just on the cushion.
126 pagesBy Michael ErlewinePublished on Aug 18, 2015
