Course on Dharmarakshita's Wheel of Sharp Weapons (higher quality version, larger files)

Mon 18. September 2006 Calling on Yamantaka to Bind the Demon of Self-Grasping and Free Us from Our Karma and Disturbing Emotions, How Self-Grasping Causes Rebirth in the Three Worse States (verses 53-55)

Mon 18. June 2007 Like a Bubble, a Mirage, a Reflection in a Mirror, etc., Our Life Has No Solid Core (verses 105-106)

Mon 4. June 2007 Further Discussion of Verse 104

Mon 23. April 2007 May We Help One Another to Uphold the Bodhichitta Aim until Everyone Has Attained Enlightenment (verse 98)

Mon 16. April 2007 Having Given Everyone the Roots from Our Constructive Acts, May They Quickly Attain Liberation and Buddhahood (verse 97)

Mon 2. April 2007 By Taking On the Negative Consequences of What Others Have Done, May We Transform the Disturbing Emotions into Aids for Enlightenment (verse 96)

Mon 19. March 2007 Further Discussion of Verse 93

Mon 12. March 2007 Smother Our Self-Grasping by Heaping on Us Everyone's Disturbing Emotions and Suffering (verse 93)

Tue 6. March 2007 Calling on Yamantaka to Free Us from Self-Grasping Forever (verse 92)

Mon 5. February 2007 How Self-Grasping Causes Us to Criticize Dharmic Acts, Accept Non-Dharmic Acts, and Have a Distorted Sense of Shame (verses 88-89)

Mon 15. January 2007 How Self-Grasping Causes Us to Have Short-Lived Friendships and Make Ridiculous Claims About Ourselves (verses 82-83)

Mon 23. October 2006 How Self-Grasping Causes Us to Neglect Helping Others Although Supposedly We're Following a Spiritual Path (verse 62)

Mon 16. October 2006 How Self-Grasping Causes Us to Study with More Teachers than We Can Manage and Neglect Our Own Students (verse 61)

Mon 9. October 2006 How Self-Grasping Causes Us to Flatter Others, Be Stingy, and Boast about Our Hardships (verses 59-60)

Mon 12. June 2006 Karmic Causes of Contrary Outcomes to Our Practice, Unfulfilled Requests to the Triple Gem, and Strokes and Bedevilments by Spirits (verses 32-34)