Continuing Chapter 9 “Basic Buddhist Ontology” and reviewing the outline of the selfless, which includes definitions, divisions, and examples.

Covering three sections on the illusion-like appearance of conventional reality experienced after meditative equipoise on emptiness.

Sharing practice signs sent in by students and starting on Chapter 9 on “Basic Buddhist Ontology I.”

Covering the section “Establishing the lack of an intrinsic nature of 'mine'” and explores how conventional and inherent existence appear to the mind.

Covering Chapter 8 on “The Three Types of Correct Signs” - effect, nature, and non-observation.

Teaching on how to identify the conventionally existent person and challenge its appearance of being inherently existent.

Going over practice syllogisms and teaching on Chapter 7 on the two types of valid syllogisms.

Leading the class in analyzing practice syllogisms written by students.

Continuing the section on insight and explaining how realizing selflessness cuts the root of samsara.

Reviewing “Unpacking the Buddhist Enthymeme” in Chapter 6 and examining real-life syllogisms sent in by students.