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Lesson 33
Lesson 33
A Journey to the West
37 Practices of Bodhisattvas
Awakening
Buddhist Robes
Compassion Meditation
growingup
Healing
Jigme Phuntsok
Shambhala Boulder
Spirituality
Vajradhatu
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
The essence of all Dharma: Introduction to the Thirty-Seven Precepts of the Bodhisattvas
00:53
A lifetime's work: The most extensive teaching given in 2022 2022
01:26
Internalizing the wisdom: Why teachings must be applied to oneself, not others
02:15
The power of sound: Receiving the oral transmission in Tibetan from His Holiness
03:09
Beyond sectarianism: A text universally practiced by Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya, and Gelug
03:31
The ultimate intent: Cultivating compassion and refraining from harm
04:39
"I Made a Garment": The story behind the coat worn for thirty years
05:24
Minimalism in travel: The contrast between traveling with the Guru and alone
06:15
A tailor's challenge: Making a monastic robe in America where none existed
07:08
Quality withstands time: Thirty years later, the color remains purely unfaded
08:48
Farewell to Vajradhatu: The final meeting with the Shambhala community in Boulder
09:25
Boulder as the "Second Shambhala": His Holiness's definition of this unique land
10:07
The mysterious connection: The karmic bond with the name "Vajradhatu"
11:43
The nuances of diplomacy: Navigating China-US relations during the 1993 visit 1993
12:49
The struggle of the centers: Understanding the financial difficulties of Western Dharma centers
16:13
Khenpo Namdrol's observation: Comparing Western practitioners with traditional academies
17:49
The hardest miracle: Why kindness is more profound than supernatural powers
18:06
The warrior's vow: Volunteering to be soldiers under the Shambhala King
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