Origins of Chö from the Diamond Sutra; definition of Chö as creating difficult experiences and developing the ability to experience them completely; relationship between Chö and taking and sending. From Chö 1.

Chö and opening to experience

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Consequences of ignoring what arises from meditation; what is meant by sentient beings are infinite, I vow to save them all

Resting, Energy, and Sentient Beings

Questions on alcohol, pornography, and shame.

Addiction

Questions on whether one tradition is better than another and what are the benefits to doing a three-year retreat.

Buddhist schools and retreats

Buddhist Concepts Pt. 2

Five skandhas, twelve sense fields, eighteen elements, twelve links, four truths, time.

Chö and opening to experience

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