Curriculum
D01-Buddhism for Beginners, Listening to the Supreme & Magnificent Dharma
Preliminary Steps
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Overview of a preliminary translation of the Dharma Discourse on “The Supreme & Magnificent Dharma” by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III
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PART I: Why it is important to listen to Dharma Discourses
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Part II: Brother Vince’s Question: “How Important Is Our Dharma Practice?”
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Part III: Good Fortune
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Discussion of this discourse by earlier class
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It Will Be Fruitless If One Does Not Listen to Discourses in Accordance with the Dharma Expounded in This Discourse (The Seven Dharma System]
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Apply the Seven Dharma learning process to assimilate the concepts and principles in this discourse.
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FINAL PAPER/PROJECT
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Merit
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D01-LESSON FIVE
The following combines Zhaxi Zhuoma’s notes and understanding from listening to several English translations the first two of three CDs on a discourse given by the Buddha Master in 2000 when He first came to America. Normally we do not share our notes on listening to discourses, but this one is unique. It is not complete, but I believe what is here is good enough to share as this is such an important discourse and I doubt if this will ever be officially released in English. This is the part of the discourse that provides the foundation for the “SEVEN DHARMA“ learning system we have adapted to the LFBCS courses. The first CD was 58 minutes long and the second 60.]
This is the part of the discourse that provides the foundation for the “SEVEN DHARMA“ learning system we have adapted to the LFBCS courses. Please regard this as reference because there are some principles that we need to understand. It does not include the story of Su Dongpo’s farts, which is provided as a separate article.
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