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Lesson 26
The Vimalakirti Sutra 26 | Why Only Mañjuśrī Dared to Visit Vimalakīrti?
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
Why special Buddhist days matter for practice
02:10
Reciting Amitabha’s mantra and creating merit
04:40
Oral transmission of The Vimalakirti Sutra
09:06
How to keep Dharma study alive over time
14:26
What we learned in the previous chapters
19:35
Chapter 5 begins: Mañjuśrī visits the sick Vimalakīrti
20:16
Why Mañjuśrī represents the sharpest wisdom
24:47
Why even great disciples hesitated to visit Vimalakīrti
31:52
Teaching the Dharma according to each person’s capacity
39:05
The extraordinary wisdom and power of Mañjuśrī
41:04
Is this world as real as we think?
47:29
Entering Vaiśālī to witness a profound dialogue
53:42
What does “coming and going” really mean?
56:30
Mañjuśrī asks about Vimalakīrti’s illness
59:17
Can illness become a path to liberation?
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