Courses
Talks
Start Learning
Shorts
Resources
About
Sign in
Courses
/
Entering the Middle Way
/
Lesson 2
Entering the Middle Way 09 | True Patience Comes from Seeing Emptiness
Entering the Middle Way
Bodhicitta
BodhisattvaPath
diligence
Emptiness
EnteringTheMiddleWay
Madhyamakavatara
MeritAndWisdom
MiddleWay
patience
TibetanBuddhism
Share
Bookmark
Sign in
Overview
Chapters
00:00
Opening Prayers & Course Introduction
00:38
Why Study Entering the Middle Way
05:29
Today's Topic: The 3rd Bhumi — Patience
06:00
Anger That Destroys All Virtue in an Instant
07:42
Worldly vs. Supramundane Patience — The Three Spheres
10:47
Chandrakirti Walks Through a Stone Pillar
13:10
Qualities of the 3rd Bhumi: Dhyana, Superknowledges & Eradicating Afflictions
23:12
The First Three Perfections: Merit, Form Body & Lay Practice
29:13
The Parable of Two Brothers: Balancing Merit and Wisdom
32:30
Summary of the 3rd Bhumi — Sharp Wisdom, No Anger
37:38
The 4th Bhumi: Diligence as the Cause of All Accomplishment
52:07
The 5th Bhumi: Unconquerable by Maras
59:10
Preview: The 6th Bhumi & the Realization of Emptiness
← Entering the Middle Way 10 | What If Everything You See Is Not Real? The Nature of Emptiness
Entering The Middle Way 08 | The Hidden Power of Patience You Never Notice →
