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To study the Way is to study the self.
To study the self is to forget the self.
To forget the self is to be enlightened by all things.
To be enlightened by all things is to remove the barriers between one's self and others.


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VideoSep 2, '10 3:02 PM
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MusicAug 18, '10 5:55 PM
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In cooperation with the Dalai Lama, researchers have investigated the brainwave patterns of Tibetan Buddhist monks in states of deep meditation. The studies reveal that these advanced meditators produced high levels of a brainwave called GAMMA.

Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, a pioneer in the use of sound for healing and altering states of mind, has created a powerful CD program which weaves subtle pulses of GAMMA brainwave frequencies into a multi-layered musical soundtrack. Your own brainwaves "lock on" to these Gamma waves and move you easily into states of deep meditation, heightened self-awareness, and unity with the world around you.

Inner Mind Gamma Meditation System Dr. Jeffrey Thompson 
Outer World Gamma Meditation System Dr. Jeffrey Thompson 
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Photo AlbumHis Holiness the Dalai Lama: Radio City Music Hall May 2010 May 26, '10 1:27 AM
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These photos were taken by a family member who attended the teachings last week.
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MusicOct 23, '09 9:43 PM
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The Teaching Company
Course No. 687
Taught by Malcolm David Eckel
Boston University
Ph.D., Harvard University
Great Courses, What Is Buddhism (Lecture 1) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
India at the Time of Buddha (Lecture 2) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Reincarnation (Lecture 3) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Story of the Buddha (Lecture 4) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
All is Suffering (Lecture 5) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
The Path to Nirvana (Lecture 6) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
The Buddhist Monastic Community (Lecture 7) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Buddhist Art and Architecture (Lecture 8) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Theravada Buddhism In Se Asia Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Mahayana Buddhism And Bodhisatva Ideal (Lecture 10) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Celestial Buddhas And Bodhisattvas (Lecture 11) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Emptiness (Lecture 12) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Buddhist Philosophy (Lecture 13) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Buddhist Tantra (Lecture 14) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Theory and Practice of the Mandala (Lecture 15) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
First Diffusion of the Dharma in Tibet (Lecture 16) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
The Schools of Tibetan Buddhism (Lecture 17) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
The Dalai Lama (Lecture 18) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Origins of Chinese Buddhism (Lecture 19) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
The Classical Period of Chinese Buddhism (Lecture 20) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Origins of Japanese Buddhism (Lecture 21) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Honen, Shinran Nichiren (Lecture 22) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Zen (Lecture 23) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
Buddhism in America (Lecture 24) Buddhism The Teaching Company 
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VideoAug 16, '09 3:22 AM
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Whenever I get depressed I watch this video and it cheers me up!



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Blog EntryAug 13, '09 2:12 AM
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Blog EntryJun 13, '09 4:31 AM
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Blog EntryJun 13, '09 4:26 AM
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Well this is my very first blog.  Am hoping to organize the chaos in my brain here, sort through the pandemonium of so many voices and their perceptions.  I don’t understand the blogging thing yet.  Apparently you keep a journal and and invite the whole world in to read it.  When I was a writer this would have been a dream come true…free publishing, instant readers; but now, so long away from writing it seems almost surreal...

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