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Mahayana Vipassana 16

Thich Nhat Hanh · June 25, 1992 · Upper Hamlet, Plum Village, France

Anger is addressed with nine practices and five purposes. Meditation reveals interconnectedness, showing that distinctions between self and other, animate and inanimate, are illusions. Humans, like flowers, impact the whole organism of Earth. The Avatamsaka Sutra teaches unity and compassion, guiding monks and nuns to protect life and the environment. Mahayana Buddhism emphasizes enlightenment potential in all beings. Bodhisattvas practice for the welfare of all, transcending societal roles. The Lotus Sutra teaches unity of all paths to enlightenment, revealing inherent Buddha nature. Avalokiteshvara symbolizes compassion, guiding us to transform suffering through love and presence.

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Mahayana Vipassana 18 - How to Heal Having Been Abused

June 27, 1992 • English • Thich Nhat Hanh

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A Cosmos in a Single Petal

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The Living Earth, Our Shared Body

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No Divide Between Sentient and Insentient

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Opening the White Lotus

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Three Vehicles, One Path

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Historical Wave, Ultimate Water

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The Stupa in the Sky

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Lifting the Assembly into Emptiness

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The Door of Ignorance Swings Open

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Bodhisattvas Spring from the Ground

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The Third Door—Action in the World

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Speaking Every Heart’s Tongue

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Avalokiteśvara, Drop of Compassion

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Five Contemplations, One Embrace

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Lamps, Treaties and Future Teachers

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