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Postby wexell » Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:04 am

Hi, anyone have any idea if there is a practice of Amithaba in particular to overcome the desires /brama or should I just proceed with the classical practice Pure Land Buddhism having justification for the overrun?
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Re: Amithaba practice

Postby Jangchup Donden » Wed Aug 11, 2010 3:56 am

wexell wrote:Hi, anyone have any idea if there is a practice of Amithaba in particular to overcome the desires /brama or should I just proceed with the classical practice Pure Land Buddhism having justification for the overrun?


I would think any Amitabha practice would help overcome your desires. Just ask him for help!
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Re: Amithaba practice

Postby Josef » Wed Aug 11, 2010 4:02 pm

wexell wrote:Hi, anyone have any idea if there is a practice of Amithaba in particular to overcome the desires /brama or should I just proceed with the classical practice Pure Land Buddhism having justification for the overrun?

There is an amazing Amithaba practice from the Nam Cho terma cycle that includes Kye Rim, Dzog Rim, Pure Land, and Phowa.
I received it from Ayang Rinpoche. If you get a chance to you should try to meet him.
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