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Lesson 29
Lesson 29
A Journey to the West
Accomplishment
AJourneyToTheWest
Four Regents
Gyaltsab Rinpoche
Interdependent Arising
Jamgon Kongtrul
Karmapa
Secret Mantra
Situ Rinpoche
Vajrayana
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Chapters
00:00
Continuing A Journey to the West at the second stop in Boulder
00:46
Everyone naturally likes those who are altruistic and help others
01:22
Even within families, those who are kind are loved; those who harm are resented
02:12
The essence of Buddhadharma: settling the mind on the peaceful, harmless path
02:35
The key point of all 84,000 dharma teachings: not harming others, benefiting all
02:52
His Holiness presented reasons why everyone should feel joyful toward Buddhism
03:21
His Holiness's skillful approach: inspiring joy without demanding refuge
13:49
The essential points of Mantrayana are supreme among all vehicles
14:30
The Karmapa's four regents: Jamgon Kongtrul, Situ, Gyaltsab, Shamarpa
15:03
Why is Vajrayana kept secret? Not because of faults, but for accomplishment
15:56
The analogy of Tibetan medicine losing efficacy when formula is revealed
17:03
The power of interdependent arising: why secrecy leads to accomplishment
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