This essay outlines the Karma Kagyu path in Tibetan Buddhism in America, explaining how students begin the path, how they progress, and how enlightenment is considered and approached. Try it and see if it helps you establish a daily habit of meditation! Written in both English and Tibetan, it starts with Taking Refuge in the Buddha and ends with a dedication of merit. Those who are new to Dharma and meditation practice often ask, "How do I get started with a daily practice?" This short practice, developed by Columbus KTC Meditation Instructor Darrell Peters, presents a simple structure that can be used by anyone to help create and maintain a short daily practice of Dharma. Not only do we not know which door to enter, we don’t know what to say or do when we go inside.”
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