The Bodhisattva Vow: A Path to Compassion and Enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism

Tibetan Buddhist views on the significance and practice of the Bodhisattva Vow.

Embracing the Buddhist path requires letting go of this life’s attachments to focus on improving future lives. Interestingly, by doing so, one often finds that their current life is enhanced significantly, a fact that helps motivate continued practice.

To attain tranquility in the present, one must prioritize the betterment of future lives.

Cultivating renunciation is closely linked with the pursuit of a life rich in meaning and spiritual depth. Those who practice it search for a deeper significance and strive for enduring joy by seeking liberation.

Renunciation transcends mere intellectual grasp; it’s a practical approach to living. Followers endeavor to be aware and deliberate in their choices, steering clear of actions that contribute to the continuous cycle of samsara.

Tibetan Buddhist Lamrim: Developing Renunciation for Samsara

Once a practitioner feels strong renunciation, they are ready to embark on the Great Scope meditations of Lamrim, take the Bodhisattva Vow, and practice the Six Perfections.