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Lesson 20
Lesson 20
A Journey to the West
Awakening
Buddhism
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BuddhistWisdom
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Introduction: Perfect Thought in Buddhism
00:21
Buddhism's unique teaching: All beings desire happiness and freedom from suffering
01:01
How other religions benefit some while harming others
01:35
Buddhism aims to benefit "all" living beings—the word "all" is crucial
02:17
The Buddha's teaching: "Just like you would treat yourself, never harm others"
03:54
Buddhist doctrine vs. individual Buddhists: An important distinction
04:49
Three types of spiritual masters: Superior, middling, and inferior
08:09
Four types of listeners and how Buddhism benefits each
09:15
Christianity's altruistic spirit: Jesus and the origin of compassion
11:49
His Holiness's sincere wish: Practice the unique path of not harming any being
12:22
Anecdote: His Holiness's physical examination at the University of Colorado Hospital
17:46
Personal reflection: Gratitude to His Holiness and the kindness received at Larung Gar
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