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Why Buddhism? Many religious and non-religious sources of authority are available; Buddhism adopts a different approach...	Sangharakshita	1966

Karma and Rebirth Karma and rebirth are two of the most widely known teachings connected with Indian spiritual and philosophical teaching, …	Sangharakshita	1970

Padmasambhava: Tantric Guru of Tibet Padmasambhava, often known as the 'Second Buddha', is famous for converting the demons of Tibet. In this lecture …	Sangharakshita	1972

The Symbolism of the Sacred Thunderbolt or Diamond Sceptre of the Lamas The vajra (symbolises the union of opposites and the Transcendental 'power' that breaks through all obstacles to …	Sangharakshita	1972

The Pattern of Buddhist Life and Work An outline of everyday Buddhist spiritual practice in the framework of the five Spiritual Faculties (contrasted with the …	Sangharakshita	1966

The Question of Psychological Types Knowing yourself is an important step in self-development. This lecture introduces a number of Western and Eastern classifications …	Sangharakshita	1970

The Meaning of the Dharma Dharma is the experience of reality, and also the expression of that experience in the form of the Buddha's teaching, …	Sangharakshita	1968

The Symbolism of the Cosmic Refuge Tree and the Archetypal Guru Revealing the Three Esoteric Refuges of Tantric Buddhism, this lecture then describes the practices of Prostration and Guru-Yoga.	Sangharakshita	1972

The Symbolism of the Five Buddhas, ‘Male’ and ‘Female’ The Buddha was born as we are born, and through his achievement symbolises human Enlightenment as a possibility for us all. …	Sangharakshita	1972

The Symbolism of Offerings and Self-Sacrifice In this lecture we are shown how the symbolism of ritual offerings originated in the Hinayana and Mahayana, and later flowered …	Sangharakshita	1972

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