This journey works through Nagarjuna's 'One Hundred Verses on Wisdom' verse by verse, with commentary by Khenpo Sodargye. It is less about doctrine and more about how to actually live: relying on wisdom to avoid trouble, choosing companions carefully, subduing anger through patience, and consistently benefiting others in daily conduct.
Who It's For
Anyone who wants practical, verse-based guidance for everyday conduct and character — not abstract philosophy, but concrete advice on how to act wisely.
What you'll gain
A working set of principles — drawn from a classical Indian treatise — for avoiding self-created obstacles, keeping good company, handling anger, and building a life of consistent, patient, other-regarding conduct.
