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Lo Jong ([[blo sbyong]]) is Tibetan for ''Training the Mind''. It is sometimes translated as ''Developing a Good Heart", or ''Mental Training''. | |||
Developing the mind implies a radical system of changing the behavior of one's daily life. The other concept behind [[Lo Jong]] is to develop a mind that will aspire [[Mahayana]] full [[enlightenment]] for the sake of all sentient beings. | |||
== Famous Tibetan Mind Training Texts == | |||
*[[Eight Points Mind Training]] by [[Dorje Senge]] | |||
*[[Seven Point Mind Training]] by [[Chekawa Yeshe Dorje]] | |||
*[[Freedom From the Four Attachments]] by [[Sachen Kunga Nyingpo]] | |||
*[[Wheel of Sharp Weapons]] | |||
*[[The Advices of the Victorious One]] by [[Gyalwa Yang Gunpa]] | |||
[[Category:Mahayana]] | |||
[[Category:Lo Jong]] | |||
Revision as of 01:08, 9 May 2006
Lo Jong (blo sbyong) is Tibetan for Training the Mind. It is sometimes translated as Developing a Good Heart", or Mental Training.
Developing the mind implies a radical system of changing the behavior of one's daily life. The other concept behind Lo Jong is to develop a mind that will aspire Mahayana full enlightenment for the sake of all sentient beings.