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The Art of Happiness (1999)  $30.00

In his first teaching, Buddha explained that if we acknowledge the prevalence of suffering and understand its causes, then suffering may be overcome by renouncing those causes and following the Noble Path. Personal knowledge of the sixteen distinctive aspects or moments of suffering, gained through meditation and analysis, is a key element of understanding, and thus overcoming, suffering and its causes.

Order Code	Tape Details
AH99/T01	Tape 1    [20/2/1999 0:00:00]   Lama Choedak Rinpoche
	The Noble Truth of Suffering. 8 sufferings: birth, ageing, sickness, death, discontent, attachment, unfulfilled desire, unhappiness with 5 aggregates. 6 sufferings: uncertainty, dissatisfaction, change of status, loneliness, repeated death/rebirth. 4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of Suffering. 4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering.
AH99/T02	Tape 2    [20/2/1999 0:00:00]   Lama Choedak Rinpoche
	4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of the Cause of Suffering ctd. Wrong view. Review of the first and second Noble Truths. 4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of the Cessation of Suffering. 4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of the Path.
AH99/T03	Tape 3    [20/2/1999 0:00:00]   Lama Choedak Rinpoche
	4 moments pertaining to the Noble Truth of the Path ctd. Summary. Q&A. After lunch Q&A on Side B.