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Talk · Atisha Centre · 2019Praise for Dependent Arising, Session 1
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The first session on Tsongkhapa's praise of dependent arising, the text in which emptiness and cause and effect are shown to need each other.

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Resident geshe at Atisha Centre, who teaches the classical Gelug curriculum including Tsongkhapa's Three Principal Aspects of the Path.

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