[Barry Boyce]

Liew,

I will let Tillie take the first crack at this, but I want to clarify something. The upcoming class is about relative and absolute truth, not relative and absolute bodhichitta. There is a connection, obviously, but I would prefer not to muddle up the distinction.

Best,

Barry

[Barry Boyce]

Wisdom Tools. I like that. Do you mean these?

https://ramweldingsupply.com/wisdom-tools-america-presto/

 

[Barry Boyce]

Wow, Liew, that’s some pretty detailed and fascinating material. I will need to return when I can carve out more time to take it in fully. And I can see now that I was mistaken. You indeed have no issue with categorization. You just don’t like it to be muddled.

[Barry Boyce]

Well said, oh son of noble family, thus it is.

[Barry Boyce]

Well said, Pamela. Well said. Couldn’t have said it better myself.

[Barry Boyce]

Sent you an e-mail about this, Emile.

[Barry Boyce]

Sylvie, Glad we could avoid the needlessly distracting jousting. Thanks for the kind words. I’ve been loving it too.

[Barry Boyce]

Pamela, That’s so sweet. I’ve been loving this and loving having you there. It’s been a richly rewarding dharma feast. Finding community is so tough these days and I’m so sorry about Shambhala coming to pieces, but we will find our way with “strong determination.” Hope to see you in part 3 in May.

[Barry Boyce]

Thanks, Sylvie. See you in Part 3, in May, I hope. xxoo

[Barry Boyce]

Sorry about that. The slogans we went through last week had been covered in Part I. As we proceed, we will discuss them in more detail.

[Barry Boyce]

In the quotation above, “fine” should be “five.”

 

[Barry Boyce]

Steve,

I’m discussing with the Nalanda Translation Committee how the chant format of the Root Text can be obtained. Stay tuned.

Daniel can supply the reference.

Barry

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