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Lesson 35
Lesson 35
A Journey to the West
Awakening
Culture Shock East West
growingup
Gyatrul Rinpoche
Healing
Jigme Phuntsok
Spirituality
Tantric Teachings
Time Management Buddhism
Western Buddhism Punctuality
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Chapters
00:00
The third stop: Rocky Mountain and a curious side topic about Western time management
00:15
The obsession with schedules: Planning years in advance down to the minute
02:24
Culture shock: Raising hands to stop the Guru because parking time is up
03:59
The efficiency of meetings: Why rambling wastes everyone's life
07:46
Punctuality as character: How Japan and the West view respect for time
09:14
Watching the watch: His Holiness adapting to local customs
10:48
Opening the door to profound Dharma: Three reasons for teaching Tantra
11:34
Gyatrul Rinpoche's welcome: Seeing the Guru as the emanation of Padmasambhava
12:37
Twenty years later: His Holiness's blessings are stronger than ever
15:08
A blind guide? Gyatrul Rinpoche's humble and humorous introduction
15:25
Projection of faith: Master Guang Qin's story about "eating cold rice"
16:15
Don't treat Dharma as a business deal: The warning about entrance fees
18:41
The first reason: A solid foundation built on Shamatha meditation
20:02
The second reason: Karmic connections from past lives revealed by invitation letters
21:40
The third reason: Continuing the legacy of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche
22:58
The origin of the empowerment: The aspiration made at Mount Wutai in 1987 1987
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