Yanas are not Buddhist sects | Vividness
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Yanas are not Buddhist sects | Vividness
confused and unable to express their wisdom. If you look to the Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, you will find a long lineage of meditation masters. These individuals were like you and me: at one point in their life they were mired in confusion, and at times they caused harm to others. Somewhere along the way, though, they encountered these Vaj
... See moreThe other vehicles, such as the Mahayana, address the weakness of sentient beings by deliberately employing the dualistic concepts of right and wrong. In these other vehicles you will see safety measures, rules, clear directions, signposts, benchmarks, indicators. They are safe; they provide clear direction.
In Tibet, Hinayana and Mahayana do not refer to historical traditions but rather to the attitudes with which one carries out spiritual practice.
Mahayana does not mean leaving the world and abandoning social connections and responsibilities. Rather, it involves a more inner renunciation in which we give up our designs and preconceptions regarding others and aspire to work with them as and where they are