The Four Noble Truths [videorecording]by] the Network of Buddhist Organizations (U.K.) in association with the Office of Tibet (London) ; produced, directed and edited by David Cherniack

The Resource The Four Noble Truths [videorecording]by] the Network of Buddhist Organizations (U.K.) in association with the Office of Tibet (London) ; produced, directed and edited by David Cherniack

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The Four Noble Truths [videorecording]by] the Network of Buddhist Organizations (U.K.) in association with the Office of Tibet (London) ; produced, directed and edited by David Cherniack

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Summary

People possess an innate desire to seek happiness and to overcome suffering. The reason why Buddha emphasized the development of a profound insight into the nature of suffering is because there is an alternative, there is a way out, there is a possiblity of freedom from that suffering

Cataloging source

GZD

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Camera, Tom Murphy

Date time place

Recorded July 1996, Barbican Hall, London

Dewey number

294.3/42

Intended audience

Not rated

Language note

Introduction in English; lecture, by His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, in Tibetan with English translation

LC call number

BQ4230

LC item number

.F68 2001

PerformerNote

Lecturer: His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama; host: Robert A.F. Thurman

Runtime

360

Technique

live action

Context

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