In introducing his translation of the teaching of Vimalakirti, Bob tells a story of the Buddha; When he made a planetarium out of parasols to show others the nature of reality.
Recorded at Tibet House U.S., March, 2007.
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Bob explains how, to an enlightened being, nirvana is now, both present and future. As he has yet to reach that state, he reveals to us his consolation prize.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
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Bob explains how our closely held concepts of 'what we know' are what separates us from the experience of becoming more enlightened.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
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Bob explains how all artists teach the dharma by opening our awareness to the beauty of the ordinary and showing us how extraordinary we can be.
Recorded at Menla Moutain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
Bob explains how all artists teach the dharma by opening our awareness to the beauty of the ordinary and showing us how extraordinary we can be.
Recorded at Menla Moutain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
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Bob explains how Buddha is both the artist and the art; empowered with the ability to tame the egotistical mind and realize the borderless nature of reality.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
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Bob explains how Buddha is both the artist and the art; empowered with the ability to tame the egotistical mind and realize the borderless nature of reality.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
Bob explains the significance of Dharmachakra, the day the Buddha began his teachings, and how it is unique among all other teachings in history.
Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July, 2006.
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In this podcast, Bob explains that when our negative emotions get the better of us, we can help ourselves by realizing our relative nature and deny our absolutized view of the "I." Recorded at Menla Mountain Retreat Center, July 2006.
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