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<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Timeline of BCA Translations |DateReviewed=2026-03-19 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=How do we return to the previous page from the specific timeline page? }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Timeline of BCA Translations<br /> |DateReviewed=2026-03-19<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=How do we return to the previous page from the specific timeline page?<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Discover/Feedback_5&diff=112968 2025-11-26T20:37:02Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Discover |DateReviewed=2025-11-26 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=Alternatively: Could begin with a boxed: &quot;Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation&quot; This is accomplished through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training. ... }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Discover<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-26<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=Alternatively: Could begin with a boxed: &quot;Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation&quot;<br /> This is accomplished through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training. ...<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Discover/Feedback_4&diff=112952 2025-11-26T20:02:50Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Discover |DateReviewed=2025-11-26 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=In the opening paragraph I would separate out a short sentence at the beginning of each paragraph followed by text; [ Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training.] The Buddha was a pragmatic teacher who taught a way to go beyond su...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Discover<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-26<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=In the opening paragraph I would separate out a short sentence at the beginning of each paragraph followed by text; <br /> [ Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training.]<br /> The Buddha was a pragmatic teacher who taught a way to go beyond suffering and achieve a state of awakening and eternal happiness. As happiness and suffering are essentially states of the mind, the Buddhist path is centered on the inner state of the mind or consciousness. It is aimed at clearly understanding the true nature of mind and seeking, through such insight, a full transformation of the individual both morally and cognitively. Through the use of many techniques and methods, it strives to bring one from a distracted mind to a focused one, from agitated to calm, from malicious to loving, from dull to intelligent, from selfish to selfless, and so forth.<br /> <br /> [At the heart of the Buddhist endeavor to understand and transform the mind lie compassion and wisdom], <br /> Compassion is understood to be the earnest wish to eliminate the suffering of all beings, and wisdom, the ability to see through the beguilement of our ordinary existence and discern the ultimate nature of all things. <br /> <br /> Bodhicitta is the unity of such wisdom and compassion, and the tradition which mainly promotes wisdom and compassion as a way of life and primary path to freedom and ultimate happiness is known as Mahāyāna.<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Discover/Feedback_3&diff=112950 2025-11-26T20:01:57Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Discover |DateReviewed=2025-11-26 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=In the opening paragraph I would separate out a short sentence at the beginning of each paragraph followed by text; [ Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training.] The Buddha was a pragmatic teacher who taught a way to go beyond su...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Discover<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-26<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=In the opening paragraph I would separate out a short sentence at the beginning of each paragraph followed by text; <br /> [ Buddhism represents a way of life focused on inner transformation through cultivating positive mental states and is sometimes referred to as a science of mind or an art of mind training.]<br /> The Buddha was a pragmatic teacher who taught a way to go beyond suffering and achieve a state of awakening and eternal happiness. As happiness and suffering are essentially states of the mind, the Buddhist path is centered on the inner state of the mind or consciousness. It is aimed at clearly understanding the true nature of mind and seeking, through such insight, a full transformation of the individual both morally and cognitively. Through the use of many techniques and methods, it strives to bring one from a distracted mind to a focused one, from agitated to calm, from malicious to loving, from dull to intelligent, from selfish to selfless, and so forth.<br /> <br /> [At the heart of the Buddhist endeavor to understand and transform the mind lie compassion and wisdom], <br /> Compassion is understood to be the earnest wish to eliminate the suffering of all beings, and wisdom, the ability to see through the beguilement of our ordinary existence and discern the ultimate nature of all things. <br /> <br /> Bodhicitta is the unity of such wisdom and compassion, and the tradition which mainly promotes wisdom and compassion as a way of life and primary path to freedom and ultimate happiness is known as Mahāyāna.<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Explore/Feedback_2&diff=112135 2025-11-11T22:39:26Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Explore |DateReviewed=2025-11-11 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=Possible text for a white tile at the top: &quot;The cultivation of bodhicitta—the mind of awakening that aspires to achieve enlightenment for the benefit of all sentient beings—forms the very foundation of the bodhisattva path, transforming our spiritual journey from one of personal liberation to universal compassion.&quot; }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Explore<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-11<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=Possible text for a white tile at the top: &quot;The cultivation of bodhicitta—the mind of awakening that aspires to achieve enlightenment for the benefit of all sentient beings—forms the very foundation of the bodhisattva path, transforming our spiritual journey from one of personal liberation to universal compassion.&quot;<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Explore/Feedback_1&diff=112134 2025-11-11T22:37:44Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Explore |DateReviewed=2025-11-11 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=What about a white tab on the top; then start the paragraph with &quot;We welcome you to explore the path of the bodhisattva and the key concepts related to developing, protecting, and increasing bodhicitta.&quot; }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Explore<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-11<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=What about a white tab on the top; then start the paragraph with &quot;We welcome you to explore the path of the bodhisattva and the key concepts related to developing, protecting, and increasing bodhicitta.&quot;<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Discover/Feedback_2&diff=112133 2025-11-11T21:58:16Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Discover |DateReviewed=2025-11-11 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=&quot;Bodhicitta is the unity of wisdom and compassion, and is the heart of the tradition which promotes wisdom and compassion as a way of life and primary path to freedom and ultimate happiness, known as Mahāyāna.&quot; ....or some version of this sentence should be added as a white tile at the top of the discover section }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Discover<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-11-11<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=&quot;Bodhicitta is the unity of wisdom and compassion, and is the heart of the tradition which promotes wisdom and compassion as a way of life and primary path to freedom and ultimate happiness, known as Mahāyāna.&quot; ....or some version of this sentence should be added as a white tile at the top of the discover section<br /> }}</div>

Drupgyu https://bodhicitta.tsadra.org/index.php?title=Discover/Feedback_1&diff=110782 2025-10-23T17:02:18Z

<p>Drupgyu: Created page with &quot;{{Feedback |PageReviewed=Discover |DateReviewed=2025-10-23 |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu |FeedbackContent=Not sure if it is important but the translation of the six perfections here is different from the section above }}&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Feedback<br /> |PageReviewed=Discover<br /> |DateReviewed=2025-10-23<br /> |FeedbackUser=Drupgyu<br /> |FeedbackContent=Not sure if it is important but the translation of the six perfections here is different from the section above<br /> }}</div>

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