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Lesson 28
Lesson 28
The Sutra of Great Liberation
akashagarbha
attachment
Awakening
five dharmakayas
growingup
Healing
humility
kasaya
Renunciation
Spirituality
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Honoring the Lineage: Tapping into the Source of Wisdom
00:36
Summer break and the meaning of “playing in the grasslands
01:15
The Buddha’s ultimate teaching: Dharma and Buddha are unobtainable
02:33
Ultimate and conventional truth: words and meaning
03:39
The Buddha’s twelve deeds: appearance and reality
05:00
The Heart Sutra: “No wisdom, no attainment
07:33
The Buddha’s renunciation: letting go of attachment
10:01
Seeing old age, sickness, and death: breaking illusions
13:53
Leaving the palace: transcending the prison of the three realms
16:03
Shaving hair and beard: no attachment to form
17:00
The story of Chandaka: arrogance and humility near the teacher
20:00
Wearing the kasaya: the power of collective identity
25:00
The Buddha’s ascetic practice: contentment with few desires
29:00
The five dharmakāyas: five aspects of the Buddha’s body
47:06
The merit of connecting with Bodhisattva Ākāśagarbha
53:00
End of the middle volume and reflections on learning
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