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Talk · Ocean of Compassion (Gyalwa Gyatso) Buddhist Center · 2026Discovering Our Buddha Nature
129 min
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A teaching on the Buddhist view that the mind is naturally pure, and how recognizing this innate nature supports the path.

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Gelug monk and touring FPMT teacher, known worldwide as the searcher in the film Unmistaken Child, who teaches the graded path and mind training in centres across four continents.

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