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Awareness of our body and speech
Covering Verses 5.34-45, discussing how we can use mindfulness and introspection to assess how we move through space and impact others with our body and speech
Recollecting the Buddha
Covering Verses 31-35 of Chapter 5, discussing how mindfulness and introspection arise, and how to use them to monitor our actions of body, speech and mind
Guarding the mind
Covering Verses 19-30 of Chapter 5, discussing the reasons we must guard our mind and how the mental factors of mindfulness and introspective awareness help us
Life after the pandemic: It depends on us
A look at the effects of the pandemic on individuals and society, how people have responded, changed and grown in beneficial ways.
Overcoming the four distorted conceptions
How the third and fourth attributes of true duhkha counter the distorted conceptions.
Four attributes of true duhkha
How the fisrt and second attributes of true duhkha counter the distorted conceptions.
True cessations
An explanation of the four types of cessation spoken of in the Pali tradition.
The origin of duhkha
Continuing to teach from Chapter 1, covering “The Nature of Each Truth”, explaining pervasive duhkha of conditionality and the origin of duhkha.
True duhkha
Teaching from Chapter 1, covering “The Nature of Each Truth” focusing on true duhkha and three kinds of unsatisfactory experiences.