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Does knowledge bring pain? | Sichuan University Q&A Session
Does knowledge bring pain? | Sichuan University Q&A Session
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening: gratitude and the value of spiritual sharing
00:06
Interactive Q&A: students prepare questions
00:14
Conscience, wrongdoing, and the Buddhist view on repentance
01:00
The process and meaning of true repentance
01:54
Guidance, self-reflection, and starting anew
02:36
The best and the average: Buddhist analogies for moral growth
03:01
Pressure, responsibility, and transforming adversity
04:06
Turning suffering into strength: Buddhist resilience
05:21
The two modes of existence: dreamlike and tangible
06:41
Facing illness: faith, support, and the value of care
08:03
The Buddha’s state, ideals, and the conflict with reality
09:56
Karma, effort, and the limits of knowledge
11:08
Does knowledge bring pain? How mindset shapes the path of learning
13:29
Faith, knowledge, and the meaning of learning Buddhism
15:00
Attachment in relationships: letting go and Buddhist wisdom
16:10
The nature of emotion and the art of acceptance
17:00
Reincarnation, past lives, and scientific perspectives
18:06
Hypnosis, bardo teachings, and exploring past lives
19:39
Social comparison, jealousy, and finding balance
20:09
Faith, upbringing, and the motivation to study Buddhism
22:29
The meaning of existence: contribution, happiness, and kindness
23:39
Attachment, desire, and the challenge of letting go
24:41
The role of media: understanding and representing Buddhism
27:45
Loneliness, communication, and the importance of connection
28:01
Closing: gratitude and the value of kindness
