We all seek happiness and freedom from suffering. We want a life filled with meaning, joy, and contentment. In Minds Clarity Foundation, we call this “well-being.” We believe that recognizing our true nature—the nature of the mind—is the most direct path to get there.

Nature of mind is already perfect. Around 2,600 years ago, the Buddha referred to it as "buddha nature" or "enlightened nature." He taught that we all have it, like a diamond covered with impurities that can be purified. As a team, the root of our decisions sprouts from the perspective of the Mahayana, the Buddhist tradition focused on guiding all beings, without exception, to enlightenment.

Just like a candle has inseparable aspects, such as (1) heat, (2) yellow color, and (3) light; the three inseparable aspects of nature of mind are (1) awareness, (2) loving-kindness and compassion, and (3) wisdom.

We follow Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche’s framework, in which he teaches that the essence of nature of mind is emptiness (skt. śūnyatā), its nature is clarity, and the union is compassion. Rinpoche teaches that everything comes together because of love and compassion.

Our mission at Minds Clarity Foundation is to guide all beings—regardless of cultural or socioeconomic background—toward the direct recognition of this perfect nature we all inherently have.

"Just as a diamond, which is the hardest of all substances, cannot be harmed by any external force, so too, the nature of the mind, which is pure and perfect, cannot be altered by any external affliction." – Diamond Sutra