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'''[[Bodhicharyavatara]] Chapter Three: ''' - topical outline based on the commentary by [[Khenpo Kunpal]]. | '''[[Bodhicharyavatara]] Chapter Three: Taking Hold of Bodhichitta''' - topical outline based on the commentary by [[Khenpo Kunpal]]. | ||
==I. Preparatory Practice== | |||
===A. The Accumulation of Merit=== | |||
# Rejoicing in Virtue (1–4) | |||
# Requesting the Buddhas to Turn the Wheel of the Dharma (5) | |||
# Praying That the Buddhas Remain and Do Not Pass into Nirvana (6) | |||
# Dedication of Roots of Virtue for the Welfare of Others (7–10) | |||
===B. The Mind Training=== | |||
#The Actual Mind Training (11) | |||
#A Reasoned Demonstration of the Need for Mind Training (12) | |||
#The Specific Gift of Your Body (13–17) | |||
#Dedication of the Results of Mind Training to the Welfare of Others (18–22) | |||
==II. The Actual Vow of Bodhichitta (23-24)== | |||
==III. Conclusion== | |||
===A. The Joy the Author Feels in Himself (25–33)=== | |||
===B. Exhorting Others to Rejoice (34)=== | |||
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Revision as of 21:18, 2 November 2020
Bodhicharyavatara Chapter Three: Taking Hold of Bodhichitta - topical outline based on the commentary by Khenpo Kunpal.
I. Preparatory Practice
A. The Accumulation of Merit
- Rejoicing in Virtue (1–4)
- Requesting the Buddhas to Turn the Wheel of the Dharma (5)
- Praying That the Buddhas Remain and Do Not Pass into Nirvana (6)
- Dedication of Roots of Virtue for the Welfare of Others (7–10)
B. The Mind Training
- The Actual Mind Training (11)
- A Reasoned Demonstration of the Need for Mind Training (12)
- The Specific Gift of Your Body (13–17)
- Dedication of the Results of Mind Training to the Welfare of Others (18–22)