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ICCR Lectures on India II : Lam Tso Nam Sum: A Representative Text of Lam Rim Teachings of Tsong Kha Pa
2022年10月29日
4:00pm – 6:00pm
G24 Arts and Humanities Hub, Fung King Hey Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Prof. Vijay Kumar Singh
Professor of Tibetan and Buddhist Studies, Panjab University
Professor Vijay Jumar Singh is the Professor of Tibetan and Buddhist Studies as well as the Head and Chairperson of Chinese and Tibetan Languages in Panjab University. He also serves as In-charge of Arts Block-5 in Panjab University and Academic in charge of the Department of Russian in Panjab University. He is now performing as ICCR Professor of India Studies, for the Department of Cultural and Religious Studies in The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He received his doctoral degree in Languages from Panjab University and his master’s degree in Tibetan from University of Delhi. His specialization is in the area of Buddhist Studies, Sanskrit, Pali, Tibetan and Religious Studies.
Phone: (852) 3943 0646
Email: cshb@cuhk.edu.hk
Lam Rim teachings, as its title suggests are the teachings given by the 14-15th century Tibetan Master Lob Zang Drak Pa popularly known as Tsong Kha Pa. These teaching are primarily meant to illuminate and disseminate the Buddhist Path of enlightenment, the graded path that was introduced in Tibetan long ago. The Lam Rim Teachings are simplified version of eightfold path i.e., the fourth of Four noble truths preached by the Buddha right after his enlightenment at Sarnath to his first Five disciples and is also known as the Dharmachakrapravartana Sutra, i.e., turning the wheel of law into motion for the first time.
The present write up is juxtapose to the vast treasure of Buddhist teachings spread all over the world in various languages with the simplest possible manner and in shortest possible manner. To know its historicity, it is an abridged version of what is known as lam Rim Chen Mo, the best write-up by the founder of Gelug Sect, Tsong Kha Pa to his followers. Precisely Renunciation, Bodhicitta and Right view are the three steps which will be the discourse to be deliberated upon in details.
Language: English
Mode: Offline Class, REGISTER is required.
