Geshe Lhundrup Sopa
 

Chapter 7 - Enthusiasm
May 1-5, 2002
   Recorded at Ramada Inn - Sunnyvale, CA

Chapter 7 - Enthusiasm / Chapter 8 - Meditation
February 8-9, 2003
   Broadcast Live from Airport Park Plaza - San Jose, CA


 

overview

"For as long as space endures, for as long as living beings remain, until then may I too abide, to dispel the misery of the world." - Master Shantideva

The teachings on the Bodhisattva's deeds are based on Shantideva's inspirational verses on Mahayana aspiration and practice. Composed over 1,000 years ago, they are still widely regarded as the most authentic and complete guide for the practitioner dedicated to the enlightenment of all beings. A classic, ranging in scope from simple practical techniques for dealing with destructive emotions to the most refined discussion of ultimate truth.

These teachings were given in English with a translation into Mandarin Chinese.

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Ch 7 03 - 05/02/02
Ch 7 04 - 05/02/02
Ch 7 05 - 05/03/02
Ch 7 06 - 05/03/02
Ch 7 07 - 05/04/02
Ch 7 08 - 05/04/02
Ch 7 09 - 05/05/02

Ch 7 10 - 02/08/03
Ch 7 11 - 02/08/03
Ch 8 12 - 02/09/03
Ch 8 13 - 02/09/03

Ch 7 01 - 05/01/02
Ch 7 02 - 05/01/02
Ch 7 03 - 05/02/02
Ch 7 04 - 05/02/02
Ch 7 05 - 05/03/02
Ch 7 06 - 05/03/02
Ch 7 07 - 05/04/02
Ch 7 08 - 05/04/02
Ch 7 09 - 05/05/02

Ch 7 10 - 02/08/03
Ch 7 11 - 02/08/03
Ch 8 12 - 02/09/03
Ch 8 13 - 02/09/03

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bio

Geshe Lhundrup Sopa is holder of the Lharampa (with highest honors) Geshe degree from Sera Monastery. In 1962, he came to the United States and was invited to teach at the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1967. A full professor in the South Asian Studies Department until his recent retirement, Geshe-la founded Evam Buddhist Monastery and Deer Park Buddhist Center and is one of the foremost scholars and masters of Tibetan Buddhism living in the world today.

Author of the recent book:

Peacock in the Poison Grove