Continuing Chapter 9 “Basic Buddhist Ontology” and reviewing the outline of the selfless, which includes definitions, divisions, and examples.

Sharing practice signs sent in by students and starting on Chapter 9 on “Basic Buddhist Ontology I.”

Covering Chapter 8 on “The Three Types of Correct Signs” - effect, nature, and non-observation.

Going over practice syllogisms and teaching on Chapter 7 on the two types of valid syllogisms.

Leading the class in analyzing practice syllogisms written by students.

Reviewing “Unpacking the Buddhist Enthymeme” in Chapter 6 and examining real-life syllogisms sent in by students.

Finishing the section on counterpervasion in Chapter 6 and moves onto Components of a Syllogism and Epistemological Requirements.

Teaching from Chapter Six on syllogisms, leading an interactive discussion on how to formulate correct syllogisms pertaining to daily life experiences.

Covering the section on property of the subject in Chapter 6 and beginning to teach on the forward pervasion.

Venerable Tenzin Tsepal reviews Chapter 6 “The Buddhist Syllogism,” focusing on the three criteria of a correct sign.