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Basic Program: AWARENESS AND KNOWERS - Mind & Cognition Part 1

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Basic Program: AWARENESS AND KNOWERS - Mind & Cognition Part 1

SKU: E-BPAK

Note: The DVD’s will play on DVD players as well as on computer DVD drives.

To view the subtitles on the DVD of the Basic Program Subjects Introduction by Geshe Jampa Gyatso, you must enable the subtitle option when the DVD has opened in your player. Please refer to the transcript provided on the Introductory CD if your player does not display subtitles.

The presentation of the various types of awarenesses and knowers explores the way we perceive and interpret the world around us. In fact, the path to enlightenment itself could be described as a progression from wrong forms of cognition to valid cognition, from ignorance and wrong view to the state of all-knowing wisdom. Venerable George Churinoff, an American-born Buddhist monk and highly respected teacher, presents the subject as part of the Basic Program at Land of Medicine Buddha, interspersed with guided meditations and completed with a practice day with additional meditations and discussions. The set of 14 DVDs is accompanied by a comprehensive Introductory CD to provide a complete homestudy package.*

Package includes:

14 DVDs with video recordings of 12 teachings and of the practice day
a DVD of an introduction to the Basic Program subjects by Geshe Jampa Gyatso
an Introductory CD including

For more information about this program and its preparatory study and practice please go to: http://www.fpmt.org/education/bphome/default.asp and http://www.fpmt.org/education/bphome/bph_prep.asp

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Suggested Accessories:

Mind and its Functions
Mind in Tibetan Buddhism