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The Buddha’s Path Summarized – Ep. 94

November 22, 2016

In this episode Professor Thurman examines the twelve verse summary of the Buddhist path as found the 12th Century “Essence of Eloquence” transcribed to Jey Tsongkapa by Manjushri in 1396-1397. Using personal stories & tales from the life of the Buddha Professor Thurman elucidates the liberty & opportunity afforded during one’s life.  Includes a short guided meditation & dialog with retreat participants.

This recording is an excerpt from the “Wisdom of Love & Devotion” Retreat with Krishna Das + Robert AF Thurman at Menla Mountain Retreat, November 2016.

For more teachings from this & other past programs at Menla Retreat visit the Tibet House US Member Archive.

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