ten powers

The ten powers are knowing (1) what is worthwhile and worthless, (2) the ripening result of all actions, (3) the path leading to various rebirths, (4) the temperaments and (5) aspirations of sentient beings, (6) their faculties, (7) meditative stability, and (8) past lives, (9) sentient beings passing away and being reborn, and (10) liberation and full awakening.

Review of Chapter 2
Venerable Sangye Khadro leads a review of Chapter 2, covering the confession of negativities, including making offerings and the four opponent powers.
Activities of a buddha
The Buddha's activities help all sentient beings to progress on the path.
The ten powers of the Tathagata
Explanation of the ten exceptional powers of the Buddha.
The lower realms and taking refuge
Reflecting on the possibility of lower rebirth to invigorate practice and deepen refuge. The qualities of the Buddha that make him a reliable and valid guide.
Four kinds of self-confidence, ten powers
Explaining the four kinds of self-confidence and the first three of the ten powers, teaching from Chapter 2.