Beginning the section on insight and covering the two kinds of grasping at self (persons and phenomena.)

Teaching on flawed methods of meditating, the five faults, the six powers, the four types of attention, and how to know you’ve attained serenity.

Finishing the section on counterpervasion in Chapter 6 and moves onto Components of a Syllogism and Epistemological Requirements.

Review of meditative stability and developing serenity (samatha) and insight (vipashyana).

Teaching from Chapter Six on syllogisms, leading an interactive discussion on how to formulate correct syllogisms pertaining to daily life experiences.

Teaching on Maitreya's nine stages of sustained attention, including the six powers and four types of attention.

Covering the section on property of the subject in Chapter 6 and beginning to teach on the forward pervasion.

Venerable Thubten Tarpa leads a review of meditative stabilization, focusing on the the six conditions necessary for developing serenity/calm abiding.

Venerable Tenzin Tsepal reviews Chapter 6 “The Buddhist Syllogism,” focusing on the three criteria of a correct sign.

Beginning Chapter 6 “The Buddhist Syllogism” and covering the sections on argument form, elements of a syllogism, and correct signs.