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Lesson 25
Vimalakirti Sutra L02: The Origin of Vimalakirti and His Inconceivable Emanations
The Vimalakirti Sutra
kumarajiva
Mahayana scriptures
prayer wheel practice
pre-class recitations
sutra translation
Tathagatagarbha
thus have I heard
Tibetan Buddhism
Vaisali
Vimalakirti Sutra
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Overview
Chapters
00:00
The steady attitude needed for studying Dharma logically
04:49
The significance and merit of pre-class prayers and recitations
13:00
The benefits of using a prayer wheel during Dharma practice
19:37
Formal teaching begins with the title of the Vimalakirti Sutra
23:45
The inconceivable identity and emanations of layperson Vimalakirti
32:04
The immeasurable merit of hearing just four lines of Mahayana text
34:08
The legendary life of the great structural translator Kumarajiva
41:44
Kumarajiva's unburnt tongue and his translation's lasting impact
48:20
The Buddha Land Chapter: The deep meaning of "Thus have I heard"
54:39
Understanding the flexible concept of "at one time" in sutras
56:34
The historical background of Vaisali and the Amrapali Grove
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