Beginning Chapter 4 "The Spread of the Buddhadharma and Buddhist Canons."

Teaching on the six roots of dispute, and the principle of 'survival of the most cooperative.'

Teaching on the last two types of consciousnesses: inferential cognizers and direct perceivers.

Teaching on various qualities of mind to abandon, and others to adopt, such as fear, desire, and hope.

Teaching on the seven types of awareness, including doubt and correctly assuming consciousnesses.

Venerable Thubten Samten reviews the three types of dependent origination.

Venerable Thubten Tsepal reviews Chapters 11 & 12, covering up to sense direct perceivers.

Venerable Thubten Chonyi gives a review of the four truths, focusing on the truth of duhkha, or unsatisfactoriness.

Venerable Tenzin Tsepal gives a review of abstract composites, or non-associated compositional factors.

Venerable Thubten Jigme leads a review on the nature of mind and leads meditations on its conventional and ultimate nature.