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Pure Mind, Pure World
Pure Mind, Pure World: How Inner Clarity Shapes Reality | Chinese University of Hong Kong Q&A Session
afflictive obstacles
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cognitive obstacles
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environmental ethics
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
The world’s impurity: ignorance, wisdom, and cognitive obstacles
01:09
Afflictive vs. cognitive obstacles: Buddhist analysis and ordinary experience
02:01
Why evil is easy and virtue is hard in the degenerate age
02:23
Pure land through a pure mind: is it possible in our world?
03:34
Practice and gradual transformation: biographies and personal experience
04:43
Are bacteria and viruses sentient beings? Buddhist view on life and killing
05:45
Rebirth with karma: Pure Land, Saha world, and the power of aspiration
06:24
Clarity and emptiness: the inseparable nature of mind
09:25
Environmental protection, poverty, and ethical dilemmas
10:01
Helping others: boundaries, compassion, and letting go
12:04
Buddhist precepts and environmental ethics in Vinaya
13:39
The Buddha’s life and the connection to nature
18:57
Consumption, competition, and the Buddhist view of contentment
21:55
Technology, altruism, and the meaning of helping the world
24:20
Reciting sutras vs. direct action: the value of practice
27:32
Love, impermanence, and the foundation of marriage
29:13
Animal dissection in medical study: ethical reflections
29:43
Han-Tibetan Buddhist exchange: history, openness, and challenges
33:02
Inclusivity, dialogue, and the spirit of modern Buddhism
35:42
The origin of life: Buddhist and scientific perspectives
43:02
Upholding precepts in urban life: lay practice and renunciation
45:50
Dedication of merit: intention, scope, and practical wisdom
47:00
Prayer flags: meaning, tradition, and adaptation
51:02
Summary: pure mind, pure land, and expanding harmony
