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

Venerable Sangye Khadro covers the definition of awareness and the divisions of awareness into sense vs. mental consciousnesses and perceptions vs. conception.

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

Continuing the section on Definitions in Chapter 20 "Definitions, Divisions, and Illustrations."

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

Teaching on the three purposes of debate, and beginning Chapter 20 on definitions, divisions and illustrations.

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

Teaching on Chapter 18, 'Manjushri, the special deity of debate', and beginning of teaching on Chapter 19, 'The Three Purposes of Debate.'

Finishing Chapter 4 by describing the differences in content of the three baskets, or tripitaka, between the three extant Buddhist canons.

Teaching on Chapter 17: The Clap! which details the symbolism behind the dramatic physical form of Tibetan debate.