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Commentary On The Udāna Sūtra
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Lesson 5
Lesson 5
Commentary On The Udāna Sūtra
BuddhistWisdom
Impermanence
KingAshoka
LifeAndDeath
MindTraining
MiphamRinpoche
OvercomingDesire
SpiritualAwaking
TibetanBuddhism
UdanaSutra
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening: Developing Genuine Faith in Impermanence
01:03
The Outer, Inner, and Secret Meanings of Buddha's Words
06:36
The Verse on Abandoning the Body and Departing
08:55
Why Buddha Did Not Grieve at His Foster Mother's Passing
10:16
The Transformation of King Ashoka: Black to White
17:36
Why Ordinary People Find It Hard to Give Up Desires
21:01
The Buddha's Historic Excursions Outside the Palace
29:02
The Sovereign's Chariot Decays, but the Dharma Never Ages
36:51
Master Mipham Rinpoche's Later Years and Holy Biography
45:34
Personifying Aging: Scolding the Destroyer of Beautiful Forms
53:19
Even a lifespam of a Hundred Years Ends with Death
59:58
Life Passes Like Fish in Hot Water: Prepare for the Next Life
1:08:02
The Arrogance of Youth and Status vs. the Cold Reality of Karoshi
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