Teaching from Chapter 3, explaining the auxiliary afflictions in the Sanskrit tradition, covering the afflictions derived from anger, attachment and ignorance.

Discussing ways to think, speak and act in order to joyfully create virtue in the commentary to Verses 79 - 84 of Chapter 5

Continuing teaching from Chapter 3, describing different types of defilements, covering afflictions and underlying tendencies.

Covering Verses 74-79 of Chapter 5, discussing the transformative practice of rejoicing in others' qualities, and speaking and acting in ways that others enjoy

Teaching from Chapter 3, describing the last four afflictive views and how the afflictive views impede spiritual practice.

Covering Verses 71 - 75 of Chapter 5, discussing practical advice about how to do daily activities in a way that is pleasing and beneficial to others

Teaching from Chapter 3, describing the view of a personal identity covering the coarse and subtle grasping.

Covers Verses 5.60-5.70, discussing how to cultivate a sense of the body's lack of cleanliness, reduce our attachment to it and use it to create virtue

Covering Verses 5.54-5.60 on how to be resolute in the Dharma practice, cultivate mental stability, respect, and politeness, and abandon attachment to the body

Continuing teaching from Chapter 3, describing different meanings of ignorance and explaining deluded doubt.