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The Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch
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Lesson 23
Lesson 23
The Platform Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch
Buddhist psychology
Formless Repentance
Four Great Vows
how to stop regretting
Hui Neng teachings
Jigme Phuntsok
Larung Gar tradition
overcome jealousy and arrogance
Platform Sutra explained
saving sentient beings meaning
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Honoring the Lineage: Tapping into the Source of Wisdom
01:36
A Tradition from Larung Gar: Why His Holiness Jigme Phuntsok Emphasized Repentance
03:09
Why You Can't Find Peace in the Outside World
04:12
Beyond Rituals: "Formless Repentance" is About Healing the Mind
11:38
The Comparison Trap: Why We Hate It When Colleagues Outperform Us
14:50
Regret vs. Reform: Why Feeling Guilty Is Only Half the Solution
19:19
If You Don't Pull the Roots, the Problem Will Grow Back
23:13
The Argument Aftermath: Quarreling First, Reciting Mantras Later
25:00
Why "Saving Beings" Begins with Your Own Thoughts
31:20
Wasted Wishes: Asking the Divine for a "Safe Trip Home" Instead of Awakening
32:00
The Weaver's Prayer: Why We Are Too Short-Sighted to Ask for What We Really Need
33:00
The First-Grader Mindset: Aiming to Save the World When You Can Barely Tie Your Shoes
39:56
Why Heaven and Hell Are Just States of Mood
44:25
Why Students Mimic Their Leader's Bad Habits
46:12
Breaking the Bubble: Why Buddhists Should Learn from Different Cities and Groups
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