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2014-12-11<br><br>What is Stealing? What is Generosity?<br><br>

2014-12-11

What is Stealing? What is Generosity?

Name: 2014-12-11 What is Stealing? What is Generosity?
SKU: WC-121114
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December 11, 2014 Joyful Path Healing Center and on conference call

A Domo Geshe Rinpoche Event. A Joyful Path Event

SKU: WC-121114 Categories: Recorded Programs of Past Teachings, Programs by Category, Overcoming Difficulties, Programs by Year, 2014 Programs

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December 11, 2014 at Joyful Path Healing Center. Original Title was Ten Virtuous Actions

Available on MP3. CD and DVD available on request.

Rinpoche discusses what is stealing and what is generosity? It is the first in a series of discussions on the ten virtues.

In Aristotle’s view, the prime virtue, and the root of all other virtues, is wisdom. The wise person is synonymous with the good person. From the root-virtue of wisdom, spring the four cardinal virtues: insight, bravery, self-control, and justice. In Buddhism, wisdom holds a similarly foundational role, though instead of the four cardinal virtues, there are 10 virtues of body, speech and mind. Join Rinpoche to find out what these virtues are, and how they can help us reconnect with the innate wisdom we all possess.

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