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Lesson 38
Lesson 38
A Journey to the West
Awakening
Broken Samaya
Flight of the Garuda
growingup
Healing
Jigme Phuntsok Levitation
Mahamudra vs Dzogchen
Spirituality
Vajrayogini Visualization
Western Buddhism Lawsuits
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening
00:27
"The Flight of the Garuda": Reviewing the teachings from July 4th morning 74
01:06
The regret of incomplete transmission: Why one should request the full lineage
02:54
"Good memory vs. worn-out pen": The importance of taking notes during teachings
04:39
Eagle or Vulture? A humorous mistranslation of the text's title
06:54
The Three Great Paths: Integrating Great Middle Way, Mahamudra, and Dzogchen
08:42
One sentence definition: The simplest way to distinguish the three views
09:40
Translation challenges: The difference between live interpretation and written translation
12:12
Karmapa's aspiration: "Knowing one and realizing all"
14:34
The photo story: Joshua Mulder, Sakyong Mipham, and His Holiness
15:20
Broken Samaya and lawsuits: The fragile side of Western teacher-student relationships
17:10
The warning: Tread carefully like walking on thin ice with financial offerings
20:44
"Throwing stones at someone in a well": The cruelty of turning against a fallen teacher
21:42
Joshua's recollection: Seeing the Guru as the living Vajrayogini
26:41
The "Phat!" moment: Did His Holiness levitate during the empowerment?
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