Venerable Tenzin Tsepal leads a review of Chapters 7 and 8, and begins going through the divisions of the selfless in Chapter 9.
Review: Chapters 7-8
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Yes, but
All living beings desire security and stability. How can we, as Buddhists, reconcile this need with our understanding of impermanence?
The correct view
Continuation of the commentary on verses from Je Rinpoche’s “Three Principle Aspects of the Path,” about how to realize emptiness.
The benefits of the study of Dudra
An introduction to Dudra, a branch of Buddhist philosophy.
Divisions of the selfless
Teaching on the divisions of the selfless, after a lively discussion about syllogisms created by the community.
Divisions of the selfless
The division of all phenomena according to the Sautrantika tenet school.
Sorrow and Hope
A prayer to Kuan Yin, a female manifestation of the Buddha of Compassion, in light of recent events in Russia and the suffering in the world.
Dependent arising
Sharing a newly written prayer to Kwan Yin and teaching on the relationship between emptiness and dependent arising.
Outline of the selfless
Continuing Chapter 9 “Basic Buddhist Ontology” and reviewing the outline of the selfless, which includes definitions, divisions, and examples.
Illusion-like appearances
Covering three sections on the illusion-like appearance of conventional reality experienced after meditative equipoise on emptiness.
