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His
Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso |
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Recorded Live at
the Starr Pass Marriott Resort
Tucson, Arizona USA
Hosted by Arizona Teachings, Inc.
English Translation by Geshe Thupten Jinpa
September 16-18, 2005
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overview
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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.
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resources |
Bodhisattvacharyavatara (Berzin
Archives)
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mp3
files
LOW RESOLUTION
16kb/11khz |
mp3
files
HIGH RESOLUTION
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Chapter 8 - pt 1
Chapter 8 - pt 2
Chapter 8 - pt 3 (partial)
Chapter 8 - pt 4
Chapter 8 - pt 5
Chapter 8 - pt 6
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Chapter 8 - pt 1
Chapter 8 - pt 2
Chapter 8 - pt 3 (partial)
Chapter 8 - pt 4
Chapter 8 - pt 5
Chapter 8 - pt 6
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bio
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His Holiness
often says, "I am just a simple Buddhist monk - no more, nor less."
His Holiness follows the life of Buddhist monk. Living in a small cottage
in Dharamsala, he rises at 4 A.M. to meditate, pursues an ongoing schedule
of administrative meetings, private audiences and religious teachings
and ceremonies. He concludes each day with further prayer before retiring.
In explaining his greatest sources of inspiration, he often cites a
favorite verse, found in the writings of the renowned eighth century
Buddhist saint Shantideva:
For
as long as space endures
And
for as long as living beings remain,
Until then may I too abide
To dispel the misery of the world.
For a more complete biography, click
here
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