Talk on Lamrim, Tibetan Buddhism
Speaking for the Bookclub of the Chinese University was the first challenge in the new year for me. I started revising the Lamrim and the story of Tsongkhapa, the 14th-century master, for this introductory talk on Tibetan Buddhism a month ago, but the richness of the content still made it almost impossible to structure the 2-hour sharing sensibly.
I was surprised but happy to see the crowd interested in the subject. A bit more nervous than usual. Again, probably not because of the audience, but the content which is too profound to grasp in a single talk. Some friends said the Q&A session was good. I have yet got the time to review my performance, CU has already put the recording (streaming video) on their website. I heard it won't stay there long, give me some comments if you are interested. Or come to the new Lamrim tutorial every Thursday starting from 25 Jan.
Labels: Buddhism
