Bodhicharyavatara Chapter 6: Answers to Written Questions

Ringu Tulku Rinpoche
Teachings on Bodhicharyavatara
Session 29
Chapter 6: Patience
Answers to Written Questions

Rinpoche has recorded a video with answers to some of the questions sent to him regarding stanzas 87-97 of Chapter 6, and some other topics, which were not yet answered in the Live session on 3rd May.

The topics of these four questions are:
– Restricted teachings in the Archive
– Arrogance and contentment
– Letting go of anger in long term
– Reconciliation

Rinpoche will return to the remaining questions in later videos from time to time.

Archive members can also view the teaching on the Chapter 6 page along with the other teachings on this chapter. All previous sessions on Chapters 1–6 are available in the Courses section of the Teachings Archive.

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Rinpoche has kindly agreed to answer questions regarding these teachings once in every two weeks in a live webinar on Zoom, which will be simultaneously streamed on this website. Next webinar will be announced on these pages soon. You are encouraged to ask your question live in the webinar, but if you are more comfortable with submitting it in writing, you can do so by using the comment area below. Please reflect on your question carefully before you send it, and be concise and only use one short paragraph and less than 80 words.

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