Describing how the ten non-virtues can be distinguished from each other in terms of being intention, karmic paths, and/or afflictions.

Explaining the ten non-virtues, covering idle talk, and the three non-virtues of mind: covetousness, malice and wrong views.

Giving commentary to Verses 32-41, showing how reflecting on death can help clarify what is important in life and inspire us to practice the Dharma

Continuing the explanation of ten non-virtues, covering the third physical non-virtue and the first three verbal non-virtues.

Discussing what gets in the way of forgiving others and responsibility for our harmful actions

Teaching three mental non-virtues and the four branches required for a complete act of killing and stealing.

Covering Verses 2.27-2.31 on the four opponent powers of purification.

Teaching from the sections “General Characteristics of Karma” and “Specific Characteristics of Karma” in Chapter 10.

Teaching on the different kinds of refuge – causal and resultant, and final and provisional (Verses 2.21-2.26)

Starting Chapter 10, "Karma and its Effects", describing the three principles of cause and effect.