Continuing teaching from Chapter 6, covering the interaction between the mind and external world and the interplay of natural laws and karmic laws.

Giving commentary to Verses 38-42, discussing various reasons for why it's unreasonable to be angry with the people, objects, or situations that harm us

Continuing teaching from Chapter 6, covering the evolution of the universe and the relationship between sentient beings mind and the external world.

Discussing the tenets of non-Buddhist schools and going to cover Verses 33-38 that discuss how to cultivate fortitude for those who cause harm

Reviewing from Chapter 1, covering the questions regarding the self.

Completing Chapter 5, covering five types of virtues and five types of nonvirtues and starting Chapter 6, describing the evolution of the universe.

Covering Verses 26-32 of Chapter 6, presenting Buddhist refutations of a primal substance and the belief in an independent self

Continuing teaching from Chapter 5, explaining having-ceased and karmic seed and comparing the notions of original sin and the unconscious to latencies

Covering Verses 19-25 of Chapter 6, sharing ways to lessen our anger by viewing others’ actions as the results of causes and conditions

Covering Verses 14-19 of Chapter 6, discussing how we can strengthen our mind so it is not easily overcome by suffering