Continuing Chapter 6 with the section on the Kalama Sutta in which the Buddha listed a set of criteria to evaluate whether a teaching is worth following or not.

Finishing Chapter Five, discussing the section 'Buddhism in Tibet,' and beginning Chapter Six.

Teaching Chapter Five, on the section "Four Buddha Bodies" that gives an expansive vision of what it means to be Buddha.

Venerable Thubten Lamsel reviews pages 48-52, covering the topics of fear, anger and disillusionment.

Venerable Thubten Nyima leads a review of the Chapter 3 section on “Emotions and Klesas,” focusing specifically on the subsection on attachment.

Venerable Thubten Chonyi leads a review of the section “Buddhism, Science, and Emotions” from Chapter 3 “Mind and Emotions.”

Venerable Thubten Jampa leads a review of the section "The Possibility of Ending Duhkha" on pages 36-38.

Three sections in Chapter 5, including proving that the Mahayana sutras are the words of the Buddha, and Pali and Sanskrit views on liberation.

Covering the section in Chapter 5 on discussions surrounding the authenticity of the Mahayana scriptures.

Explanation of the three turnings of the Dharma wheel in terms of when and where they were taught, their main intended audience and content.