FREE PROGRAM Ship & Handling only HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA - BEACON THEATRE NYC OCT 18/19/20 2013
FREE PROGRAM Ship & Handling only HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA - BEACON THEATRE NYC OCT 18/19/20 2013
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BEACON THEATRE, NYC NY OCTOBER 18, 19 & 20 2013.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama chose to teach The Heart Sutra, The Sutra of Truly Remembering the Sublime Three Jewels, and the Wisdom Chapter of A Guide to the Bodhisattva Way of Life. He also bestowed an initiation intoThe Buddha Establishing the Three Pledges.
This program was provided to all in attendance with English, Tibetan and Chinese translations of each text. His Holiness’s teachings was also simultaneously translated into English, Chinese and Russian.
The Heart Sutra
The Heart Sutra is a concise and definitive statement on the ultimate nature of reality. Inspired by the Buddha, it is spoken by Avalokiteshvara in dialogue with Shariputra.
The Sutra of Truly Remembering the Sublime Three Jewels
By recalling the qualities of the Buddha, his teachings, and those who follow his teachings, a practitioner generates deeper faith and understanding. This sutra is widely recited by both Buddhist monastics and lay people.
A Guide To The Bodhisattva Way Of Life, Wisdom Chapter
The Wisdom Chapter from A Guide To The Bodhisattva Way Of Life is written by Shantideva, an eighth century Buddhist master and scholar from Nalanda Monastic University. This classic treatise is a clear set of instructions on how to cultivate an awakened mind. In the opening statement of the ninth chapter, Shantideva says that the previous chapters of his text are presented for the sake of generating the wisdom that pacifies all suffering.
The Buddha Establishing the Three Pledges Initiation
His Holiness bestowed an initiation into The Buddha Establishing the Three Pledges (In Tibetan: Thupa Damtsik Sumkö), a Tantric Buddhist practice employing powerful means for eliminating negative karma and its underlying afflicted mental states and tendencies, ultimately leading to the attainment of the state of a fully enlightened Buddha. This rite is open to all, and for those without a dedicated Buddhist practice it can be taken merely as a blessing