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Original Vows of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Sutra
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Lesson 14
Lesson 14
Original Vows of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Sutra
ChildDevelopment
FamilyEnvironment
jealousy
Karma
KarmicConsequences
Ksitigarbha
KsitigarbhaSutra
NewbornBlessings
Parenting
repentance
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Chapters
00:00
Tibetan Recitation of the Ksitigarbha Sutra
05:38
Why Faith and Stories Matter in Dharma Study
09:17
A Wife Dies and Appears to Her Husband in a Dream
10:17
How Jealousy Created Suffering Across Lifetimes
12:11
How a Ksitigarbha Statue Helped Transform Her Karma
14:29
What Does True Freedom Really Mean?
18:21
Repentance and the Power of Reciting Ksitigarbha’s Name
24:33
A Monk Purifies His Karma Through Sincere Recitation
26:27
How Ksitigarbha Practice Can Benefit Newborn Children
32:19
How Family Environment Shapes a Child’s Mind
35:05
The Meaning of the Ten Observance Days
40:29
Why Reciting the Sutra on Special Days Matters
44:19
The Danger of Misleading Others in the Name of Dharma
47:46
The Benefits of Hearing Ksitigarbha’s Name
51:25
The Three Names of the Ksitigarbha Sutra
53:26
How Should the Ksitigarbha Sutra Be Shared?
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