Atisha's lamrim system generally divides practitioners into those of lesser, middling and superior scopes or attitudes: The lesser person is to focus on the preciousness of human birth as well as contemplation of death and impermanence. The middling person is taught to contemplate karma, dukkha (suffering) and the benefits of liberation and refuge. The superior scope is said to encompass the four Brahmaviharas, the bodhisattva vow, the six paramitas as well as Tantric practices.
Atisha's lamrim system generally divides practitioners into those of lesser, middling and superior scopes o,r attitudes: The lesser person is to focus on the preciousn,ess of human birth as well as contemplation of death and impermanence The. middling person is taught to contemplate karma, dukkha (suffering) and the benefits of liberation and refuge. The superior scope is said to encompass the four Brahmaviharas the bodhisattva vow the six paramitas as well as Tantric practices.