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Buddhist Studies, Discourses-HHDCBIII, Seminary

D03-Buddhism for Beginners, Impermanence

You can end and liberate yourself from the cycle of birth and death this life by realizing this discourse.
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Zhaxi Zhuoma
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HH. Dorje Chang Buddha III

This discourse on impermanence was transmitted in China in the 1990s. This is Dharma that you need to fully understand to be able to become enlightened in this lifetime.

Click on the “Curriculum” tab to review this course.  If you have not registered for a membership, please click on “Membership” on the top menu bar to select your membership and enroll in this course. You are also required to complete the application form provided in course “G02-Spiritual Autobiography” prior to being admitted to either the BUDDHIST STUDIES or the XIUXING SEMINARY PROGRAMS. Click for detailed Users Guide under the “STUDENT MANUAL” in the website’s top menu bar for more information.

Prior to viewing this course, you are required to listen to the caveats provided in “PRELIMINARY STEPS” of Section 1 of the curriculum, which is a requirement for all preliminary translations of the Buddha Master’s teachings and then complete “D01(A)-The Supreme and Magnificent Dharma” and “D02(A)-On Suffering.”   

 

Preliminary Steps
Overview of preliminary translation of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III's Dharma Discourse on “Impermanence”
HOMEWORK
Apply the Seven Dharma learning process to assimilate the concepts and principles in this discourse.
FINAL PROJECT/ PAPER
Merit
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Why do we need the preliminary steps?
Our school offers an introduction to the Practices and Blessings Tradition of Mahayana Buddhism. We offer certain practices that can enable you to become enlightened in this lifetime if followed precisely. This is possible with the blessings of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas and by our cultivation of morality, meditation, and wisdom. We recognize and praise these holy beings by our chants and develop our wisdom through learning the Dharma. We also recognize that, at present, we only have preliminary translations that may contain errors, but that still offer us guidance on our path.
Why do we dedicate merit after hearing the Dharma?
Part of our cultivation is to share any merit we receive with all living beings (not just humans). You will understand these concepts and principles as you study these courses.
I have completed some of the assignments or events, but it doesn’t seem to be registering, since at the end it does not correctly show my status. What am I doing wrong?
It is probably because you did not click the “Completed” button at the end of the task. The other reason is that it may be for “Assignments (essay questions)” that are pending approval by the facilitator. It can be confusing. If you are not getting a response from the facilitator, email them and be sure and include your name and the Course ID and ask to have course graded.
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Lectures 7
Video 59:18
Assignments 10
Level Beginner
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