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Bob explains how Vimalakirti describes the ultimate nature of non-duality; And what Buddha
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Bob explains how Buddhism is more akin to realism than a religion; and how doubting everyt
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Bob explains how blind faith is considered irrational in Buddhism because it contends with
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Concluding the first chapter of Vimalakirti, Bob explores how Buddhism as a philosophy can
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Continuing with the teaching of Vimalakirti, Bob explains how the Buddhist theory of evolu
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Continuing with the teaching of Vimalakirti, Bob introduces Shari Putra, who delineates th
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In "Why the Dalai Lama Matters", Robert Thurman, renowned Tibetan scholar, president of Ti
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Continuing his translation of the teaching of Vimalakirti, Bob explores what he calls the
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Three Vehicles
Playlist: Three Vehicles
Bob Thurman Podcast: Three Vehicles #1
April 19, 2007, 06:35 AM
Bob defines the Individual Vehicle of Buddhism as that which seeks transcendence from the imprisonment of cyclic life. To begin this path, he describes how one must realize their own precious human embodiment.
Recorded at Tibet House US, NYC, February 2007.
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Bob Thurman Podcast: Three Vehicles #2
April 19, 2007, 06:35 AM
Bob explains how the Buddhist science and philosophy teaches us to become aware of our death. Thus allowing us to get beyond our subconscious impulses and live our lives to the fullest. Recorded at Tibet House US, NYC, February 2007.
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Thank you for sharing such important information.
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Losar Tashi Delek
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Just wonder if it might not be better if instead of using Bob, use Robert on youtube.
Thought it might be more useful because these are religious teachings. Since professor Thurman publishes books under the name Robert Thurman, Robert might offer more credentials. I don't know, maybe there are other consideration in mind that I don't understand. Bob does sound friendlier. |
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Thank you so much.
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Thank you all...I never get tired of listening to or reading Dr. Thurman. A shout out to y'all from Louisville, Kentucky and the Drepung Gomang Institute. Tashi Delek!
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