The Bob Thurman Podcast

The Bob Thurman Podcast #76

In this podcast, Bob explains why he's a self-proclaimed 'Buddhaholic' with his version of Pascal's Wager, or how a plan for the continuity of consciousness after physical  death is a no-lose situation.
Recorded in Bhutan, October 2005.

 

The Bob Thurman Podcast #76

 

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Three Vehicles #5

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Bob explains the universal vehicle is the understanding that nirvana is infinite and is here now, not apart; Like a crowded New York City subway car you ride happily on forever. ;Recorded at Tibet House U.S. February, 2008.

Three Vehicles #4

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Bob explains the differences of Theravada, the individual vehicle, and Mahayana, the universal vehicle; and how, for the enlightened, there is such a thing as a free lunch. Recorded at Tibet House US, February 2008.

Three Vehicles #3

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Bob explains what we, as human beings, are capable of achieving because we don't have to eat each other; and how "passing the time" negatively effects our self-esteem.Recorded at Tibet House U.S., February 2008

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Searching for 'Super Bliss' With Robert Thurman - ABC NEWS

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Robert Thurman interviewed by Dan Harris for ABC News 

"It's the moral high ground which is our only hope."

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Robert Thurman at Skirball Cultural Center

Preeminent figures in the fields of religion and technology Dr. Robert Thurman and Dr. Danny Hillis engage in a thought-provoking conversation on scientific progress and its impact on society. Robert Thurman has cultivated a worldwide awareness of Tibet through his academic and popular writing, translation of important Buddhist texts, and commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to the China-Tibet conflict. Danny Hillis is a respected figure in the technology community. He is an inventor, scientist, author, and engineer. He holds more than eighty U.S. patents and is the designer of the 10,000-year mechanical clock. This program was presented in commemoration of the bicentennial, in February 2009, of Charles Darwin.

Robert Thurman at City Arts & Lectures

Watch Journey into Tibet with Dr. Robert Thurman

Made in 2003, it follows a trip with Dr. Robert Thurman from Lhasa to Gyantse, Shigatse to Mt. Kailash, and a day or two at Lake Mansarovar. Its filled with fantastic images of Tibet, the film was made by Tibet House in NY (TibetHouse.org) and they've graciously allowed me to put it online so those concerned with Tibet can view this film from anywhere on the planet.