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In his fifth talk on the theme of Imagination Subhuti comes to the Buddha and how we relate to him. Possibly the most interesting material of the series he explores what it would mean to engage with the Buddha more from our cultural context; taking great inspiration from the Buddhist cultures of the East - whilst asking; 'what does the Buddha look like for me?'
| Imagining the Buddha - Cambridge Study Weekend 5 (1:17:59) |
Total running time: 1:17:59
