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Have a look at the following article in The Traveler, which came out today, on Geshe and his life and teaching mission at the University and the community of Fayetteville. Thanks to Pam Acosta who did a wonderful job both on the research and the writing. We also had a successful lecture & vigil last night for the Tibetans in Tibet. I'll post on that later, but thanks to all who attended.
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Geshe Sonam Rinchen: The Three Principal Aspects of the Path
The book we're currently reading in the Sunday meditation class (as of January '09), and the fourth one we've done with Geshe la.
Santideva: A Guide to the Bodhisattva Way of Life
The edition we're using for the weekly reading group (not the Sunday meditation group) that meets on Wednesday nights at Geshe's house . . .
The Dalai Lama: The Meaning of Life
The book that we read during 2008 (the third one with Geshe la), THE MEANING OF LIFE, by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, which addresses the 12 links of dependent origination and other issues.
Ven Lobsang Gyatso: The Four Noble Truths
The first book we read together, and a detailed--at times, overly detailed--treatment of the founding platform of all Buddhist philosophy and practice.
The Dalai Lama: Stages of Meditation
The second book we read with Geshe la. It's actually the second part of a three-part work by Kamalashila, an Indian monk and scholar from the 8th century. The Dalai Lama has supplied copious commentary to Kamalashila's translated text.
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