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Lesson 34
Lesson 34
The Sutra of Great Liberation
buddha names
Compassion
Confession
environmental crisis
memory tips
purification
resilience
self reflection
tathagata
Wisdom
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Chapters
00:00
Honoring the Lineage: Tapping into the Source of Wisdom
00:36
Introduction: Continuing the Sutra of Great Liberation
01:06
The story of Prince Virtuous to See and three thousand followers
01:17
Review: Eight ways to repay the Buddha’s kindness
01:26
Explaining the Buddha’s qualities and immeasurable names
02:12
The ten names of the Tathagata: why they matter
03:03
How to recite and remember the Buddha’s ten names
04:14
The meaning of “Tathagata” and the nature of reality
06:01
The Buddha’s coming and going: emptiness and non-duality
09:00
The second name: Arhat—destroyer of afflictions, worthy of offerings
11:00
The third name: Samyak-sambuddha—perfectly enlightened, knower of the Four Noble Truths
15:41
Personal reflection: fatigue, teaching, and the reality of impermanence
16:15
The fourth name: Vidyacarana-sampanna—perfect in knowledge and conduct
19:05
The fifth name: Sugata—the Well-Gone One, freedom and compassion
23:40
The sixth name: Lokavid—knower of the world, understanding origins and ends
26:01
Environmental crisis, natural disasters, and human responsibility
32:40
The seventh name: Anuttara—the unsurpassed one
36:08
The eighth name: Tamer of Beings—compassionate guidance for all
38:20
The ninth name: Teacher of Gods and Humans—supreme liberation
40:34
The tenth name: Buddha—the awakened one, wisdom and awakening
42:57
The nature of sin, confession, and the supreme method of purification
47:00
The best offering: abiding in the nature of mind
47:21
Conclusion: reflection, practice, and closing remarks
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