Continuing Chapter 2, covering the sections “Three Types of Duhkha”, “Feelings, Afflictions and Duhkha”, and “Six Disadvantages of Cyclic Existence”.
How the fisrt and second attributes of true duhkha counter the distorted conceptions.
How can we approach the difficult process of making end-of-life care decisions regarding loved ones?
Reviewing Chapter 9, discussing the 9 point death meditation.
Venerable Chonyi reflects on the kindness of health practitioners.
Continuing Chapter 11, explaining many factors that affect the result of karma and different perspectives on what karma ripens at the time of death.
Refuting views that assert the elements of the body are the substantial cause of the mental defilements also the definition of the truth of suffering.
“In the blink of an eye, everything can change.” A student examines how this truth affects his relationships.
Covering Verses 57-65 and finishes the commentary on the four opponent powers of purification and urges us to make the most of our precious human life
Continuing the commentary on Chapter 2, Verses 42-57: covering generating regret for negativities and seeking protection in the Buddhas and bodhisattvas.
