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Refuting the False Me Experiencing the Four Noble Truths
Dr. Alexander Berzin
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Part 1
Four Placements of Close Mindfulness & Four Noble Truths
Part 2
The Coarse False “Me” of the Non-Buddhist Indian Systems
Part 3
The Subtle False “Me” Refuted by All Buddhist Tenets
Part 4
The Subtle False “Me” Refuted Only by Gelug Prasangika
Part 5
Review of the Three Levels of a False “Me”
Part 6
The Logic for Refuting the False “Me”
Part 7
The Refutation “Neither One Nor Many”
Part 8
Emptiness as a Negation Phenomenon
Part 9
Clarification of Questions on Emptiness
Part 10
Meditation on the Emptiness of the False "Me"
Original Audio from the Seminar
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