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Dignaga and Dharmakirti’s intention
Why Dignaga and Dharmakirti establish proofs for the Buddha as a reliable cognizer being.
View PostExcellent causes and results of buddhahood
Dignaga's homage to the Buddha that proves why the Buddha is a reliable cognizer being.
View PostDharmakirti’s “Pramanavarttika”: I...
Background on the five areas of knowledge for bodhisattvas and the eight pivotal points of…
View PostInternal matter
Finishing the section on tangible objects and continuing to internal matter.
View PostSounds, odors and tangible objects
Covering the sections on Sounds, Odors, Tastes, and Tangible Objects in Chapter 10 “Basic Buddhist…
View PostReview of Definitions
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal leads a review of definitions from the divisions of the selfless, up…
View PostFunctioning things
Beginning to teach on the divisions of "Functioning Things," as part of Chapter 11: "Basic…
View PostNonexistents
Exploring what "bad" means through a syllogism, and teaches on the category of "non-existents."
View PostReview of definitions
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal leads a review of the definitions and relationships between the seven divisions…
View PostHidden phenomena and manifest phenomena
Continuation of Chapter 10, covering the section “The Division of Existents into Hidden Phenomena and…
View PostLove, compassion, and total commitment
The three levels of love, compassion, and total commitment, and the eight precepts of aspiring…
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