MP3 - Lam Rim Chenmo Explanation of Karma
by Venerable Choden Rinpoche
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 OVER 32 HOURS OF TEACHINGS
In this MP3 DVD the great Tibetan Buddhist Lama, Venerable Choden Rinpoche teaches on Lama Tsong Khapa’s Text, the Lam Rim Chenmo. Unrivalled in its scope and clarity, Je Tsong Khapa's presentation of the Buddhist path is the mainstay of Tibetan Buddhism. It is one of the most renowned works of spiritual practice and philosophy. Choden Rinpoche started on the Lama Tsong Khapa text at Land of Medicine Buddha in 2001 and continues teaching from the chapter on Karma in Oct 2005. This teaching includes both Tibetan and English.

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MP3 Audio Data CD: Playable on computers with Windows Media Player, iTunes, and others. You can also download these to your portable MP3 players and iPods using a computer. This is playable on most NEW standalone CD and DVD players but not older ones (as of 2007).

MP3 Audio Data DVD: Playable on computers with Windows Media Player, iTunes, and others. You can also download these to your portable MP3 players and iPods using a computer. This is not playable on most standalone CD & DVD players (as of 2007).