D02.1(A)-Buddhism for Beginners, Cultivating Good Fortune & Wisdom (DISCOURSE ONLY)
This is the second part of a longer discourse entitled “Why You Learn Buddhism” expounded by H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III to beginning students on Kuan Yin Bodhisattva’s birthday in China in the 1990s. It explains why you need both good fortune and wisdom to become enlightened in this lifetime. The first part can be found in “D02-Buddhism for Beginners, On Suffering.”
The curriculum videos are of Zhaxi Zhuoma Rinpoche reading a preliminary translation of the Dharma Discourse at an on-line class for the Lemonade Sangha on September 4, 2021 at the Holy Vajrasana Temple & Retreat Center.
This free course only includes the reading of the discourse itself and does not include any assignments, quizzes, supplemental materials, or group discussions. You would need to have a paid membership to be able to access D02.1. the full course.
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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.”
General reference materials on Buddhism including common terms and a brief “Glossary” are also included at the end of the lessons for all beginning level courses.
