Why is Lama Tsong Khapa considered a Renaissance man of Tibet? Buddhist History with Robert Thurman
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2020
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Wonderful thanks.
So good to listen with you Bob. I remember reading your translation of the Vimalakirti with L. Hurvitz at UBC. It is a profound path. Comment: Gotama never really gave a definitive answer to the question of the existence of atman. Yes? If so why? It wasn't relevant or it was something that we all have to work out. There is mystery there too no? With the knowlege and theory add local genuine work and democratic movement and justice. Be well.
Kindly, what is the book Professor Robert Thurman is discussing?: Author Geshe Jimba (?) On Tsongkhapa?
Thupten jinpa : ‘Tsongkhapa- a Buddha in the land of snow’ Life of the masters series. Random House.
@@notbuddha3982 Thank You, T D!!! Very kind of you! 🙏
Just a reminder: Some of us Zen monks are monks indeed... The taking of Vinaya vows is not the determining factor...
I find his style of speaking rather difficult to listen to because he meanders in a monotonous tone (his snorting does not help, either). Plus he seems to riff aimlessly saying whatever pops into his mind. I cannot imagine this man being any good at samatha meditation