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Lesson 36
Lesson 36
A Journey to the West
1993 History
Bodhicitta Practice
Flight of the Garuda
Jigme Phuntsok
Mahamudra vs Dzogchen
Meditation Dangers
Nature of Mind
Rocky Mountains Buddhism
Sakya Pandita Warning
Spiritual Prophecy
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening
00:19
No rest for the weary: The grueling reality of His Holiness's schedule
01:33
Decoding "The Flight of the Garuda": Why these 5 lectures were so unique
03:31
The First Reminder: Generating Bodhicitta before every single action
05:03
A teacher's confession: Even I sometimes forget to set my intention
05:23
Don't fake it: Beginners shouldn't act like Mahasiddhas
06:15
The perfect pair: Mahamudra as feet, Dzogchen as eyes
07:44
Sakya Pandita's warning: Meditation without insight leads to animal rebirth
08:21
Jigme Lingpa's checklist: Three deviations from result-oriented practice
10:20
A one-way ticket: His Holiness predicts this is his last visit to the US
11:43
Not about politics or money: The pure motivation of the 1993 visit 1993
14:38
Translating the biography into multiple languages
15:20
Visualizing the journey: Traveling back in time to 1993 1993
16:15
Gratitude to the source: Why our kindness today comes from the Guru
18:09
Method of teaching: Listening to a recording while explaining the text
19:28
The Final Key: How to Recognize the Mind's True Nature in Mahamudra
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