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Lesson 34
Shurangama Sutra 60 | How Blindness, Poor Memory, and Habits Became the Path
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
The Buddha's twenty-five great disciples and their unique paths
02:50
Mahākāśyapa's legendary past and strict moral discipline
13:51
Realizing emptiness through the objects of cognition
24:40
Aniruddha: Scolded for sleeping, he loses his eyesight
30:07
Attaining illuminative vision without physical eyes
35:46
Kṣudrapanthaka: The slow monk with a poor memory
40:34
Using breathing meditation to achieve sudden awakening
48:02
Gavampati: The karma behind his cow-like chewing habit
51:21
Transcending the world by tasting the "one flavor" of reality
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Shurangama Sutra 61 | How the Sages Turned Pain, Breath, and Distraction Into Awakening →
