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Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form
Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form: Two Interpretations | Central China Normal University Q&A Session
Buddhist psychology
contemplative life
cultural preservation
ethical conduct
inner development
meditation guidance
Mind Training
moral philosophy
religious practice
spiritual inquiry
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Chapters
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The Nature of Anger: Observing and Dissolving Negative Emotions
01:00
What is Mind? Tibetan Buddhism’s View on Consciousness
02:33
The Preservation of Dharma: Oral Transmission and Tibetan Buddhist Tradition
06:53
Faith and Reason: Why Believe in Past and Future Lives
11:18
The Essence of Altruism: Why Helping Others Is the Heart of All Religions
13:16
The Challenge of Keeping Faith in a Tempting World
15:00
The Value of Meditation: Finding Peace in a Restless Society
20:00
The Roots of Ignorance: How Delusion Clouds Our True Nature
24:00
The Standard of Good and Evil: Motive or Result?
29:03
Shaolin Temple and the Commercialization of Buddhism
29:35
The Four Impermanences: Buddhist Wisdom for Facing Life's Changes
34:00
Philosophy of Mind: Discriminating and Non-Discriminating Wisdom
39:40
Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form: Two Interpretations
43:10
Faith First or Understanding First? Two Paths to Spiritual Growth
54:00
The Balance of Moral Education and Institutional Development
1:00:00
The Practice of Meditation: From Many Thoughts to No Thought
1:06:00
The Importance of Both Theory and Practice in Buddhism
1:09:00
Cherishing Your Own Culture and Language
1:12:00
The Power of Self-Reflection: Moving Toward the Path of Light
1:13:00
Teaching Benefits Both Teacher and Student