Buddhist Reasoning and Debate
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Venerable Thubten Chodron Nonassociated compositional factors that are not per...
Finishing Chapter 10 with the section on Nonassociated Compositional Factors That Are Not Persons and…
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Proving four possibilities and mutual exclusion
Covering the sections “Proving Four Possibilities” and “Proving Mutual Exclusion.”
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Proving mutual inclusion
Explaining how to prove mutual inclusion, and leading the class in doing Exercises 11.1 and…
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Thought consciousnesses and direct perceivers
Continuing to teach Chapter Three, on thought consciousnesses and direct perceivers.
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Venerable Thubten Damcho Review of divisions of the selfless
Venerable Thubten Damcho leads a review on the divisions of the selfless.
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Direct perceivers
Teaching on direct perceivers as part of Chapter 12: Consciousnesses in Relation to What They…
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Thought consciousnesses and direct perceivers
Covering the section in Chapter 12 on the differences between thought consciousnesses and direct perceivers.
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A graded range of consciousnesses
Covering the first two consciousnesses: wrong consciousness and uncertain consciousness learning toward believing something that…
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Venerable Tenzin Tsepal Review of internal matter and consciousness
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal reviews the sections in Chapter 10 on Internal Matter, Consciousness, Mental Consciousness…
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Review of abstract composites
Venerable Tenzin Tsepal gives a review of abstract composites, or non-associated compositional factors.
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Review of chapters 11 and 12
Venerable Thubten Tsepal reviews Chapters 11 & 12, covering up to sense direct perceivers.
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Doubt and correctly assuming consciousness
Teaching on the seven types of awareness, including doubt and correctly assuming consciousnesses.
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