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Why Should I Care About My Enemies? A Harvard Student Questions a Tibetan Master | Harvard University Q&A Session
Why Should I Care About My Enemies? A Harvard Student Questions a Tibetan Master | Harvard University Q&A Session
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Introduction: Harvard Buddhist Ministry Program & Q&A begins
01:15
Why should I care about my enemies? Khenpo's answer from bodhicitta
02:01
Do plants have life? Where does compassion draw the line?
02:45
Can you have true compassion without wisdom?
04:05
Wisdom alone is not enough — the WWII bomb-makers had intelligence but no compassion
05:51
Khenpo's advice to Harvard academics: study AND practice, or it's just empty talk
07:45
"30 people, 30 ideas, 30 cows, 60 horns" — how do we find common ground?
08:57
A Tibetan student at Harvard asks: is my ambition compassion or selfish desire?
10:27
Closing dedication: may all merit benefit the whole world
