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About us
Welcome to XGM, a curriculum distilled from the core teachings of Gautama Buddha. These essences were compiled by His noble disciples into the Nikāya (Pali Canon) and have been preserved intact to this day.
XGM shares the 10-point trajectory of the Dhamma: from its arising within consciousness to its final dissolution into Nirvana. As taught by the Blessed One and His noble disciples:
- Seeing the Dhamma is seeing the Buddha:“One who sees the Dhamma sees Me; one who sees Me sees the Dhamma.”— SN 22.87 Vakkali Sutta.
- Seeing Dependent Origination is seeing the Dhamma:“One who sees Dependent Origination sees the Dhamma; one who sees the Dhamma sees Dependent Origination.”— MN 28 Mahāhatthipadopama Sutta.
- The Profundity of Dependent Origination:“Ananda, this Dependent Origination is profound and appears profound… It is because of not awakening to and not penetrating this Dhamma that these beings are as tangled as a ball of string… they do not escape from the round of rebirth in the woeful planes.”— DN 15 Mahānidāna Sutta.
Grasping the content of XGM helps practitioners unlock their wisdom, penetrate the scriptures, and practice diligently toward awakening and liberation.
- Loving-kindness
- Compassion
- Appreciative Joy
- Equanimity
What We Offer
Document Content Structure (7 Parts):
- About: Vision, mission, core values, objectives, general declaration, and sitemap.
- Awareness: Overview of XGM and the 10-point operational trajectory of the Dhamma.
- Awakening: The journey of awakening begins with existential questions: Who am I? Why was I born? Where do I go after death?
- Analysis: Analyzing the psychological process from the moment a phenomenon enters the mind until it dissolves without a trace; identifying the arising/vanishing and pivotal turning points in the practice of “Seeing the Dhamma.”
- Action: Guidance on Mindfulness of Breathing (Anapanasati) to fulfill the Four Foundations of Mindfulness, the Seven Factors of Enlightenment, and Liberation by Wisdom—achieving insight into arising/vanishing and Decisive Discrimination (Viniccaya) to end suffering.
- Appendix: Supplementary topics taught by the Buddha that support the content of XGM.
- Answers: Frequently asked questions regarding the curriculum and practice.
Mission - Vision - Goals
To share the essence and core values of Gautama Buddha’s teachings.
Core Values
The content of XGM is built upon the four supreme characteristics of the Dhamma
Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammāsambuddhassa
(Homage to the Blessed One, the Worthy One, the Perfectly Self-Enlightened One)