Обзор по идимам «Великого комментария» Мастера Камалашилы к «Сутре Алмазного огранщика», занятие 6

[Speaker 1]
Then a very, very famous thing happens. Katie. Sabuddhi asked a question, okay?

Most sutras were question and answer period, okay? They weren't the main teaching, they were after the teaching. Someone asked a question, a good question, like maybe you will do tonight.

Okay, but most sutras started from a question. Jigme, what's the Sanskrit? Asked a question.

We did it 10,000 times together. Huh? Paripracha.

Okay, in Sanskrit, Paripracha. Someone asked a question. Very, very famous.

The word is famous, okay? Someone asked a question. Who asked the question?

Sabuddhi, a disciple of Buddha named Sabuddhi, okay? Okay. In Xiaoping's birthday message, they mentioned the essence of eloquence, right?

Which is Tsongkapa's explanation of the mind-only school especially, but also the subject of interpretation, right? And it comes from a sutra. It's a commentary on a sutra.

What's the sutra called? What I really meant. Yeah, what I really meant, okay?

And in the sutra, I think 10 bodhisattvas, including Maitreya, Avalokiteshvara, Shariputra, they ask Buddha questions about his teaching. What did you really mean? Because it seems like you contradict yourself a lot.

You know? It seems like when you get in different audiences, you contradict yourself a lot. And Buddha said, well, duh.

And then one of the bodhisattvas, the Buddha asked him a question. So, there's nine questions and one... nine questions from the bodhisattvas and one question from the Buddha to the bodhisattva, and it's Sabuddhi.

Which is suspicious, is what I'm saying. The Buddha asked him a question instead of the other way. So, we're studying this text in Shenzhen.

the tradition says that Sabuddhi was Manjushri. And it's all a big setup, like the Heart Sutra, okay? Who's teaching the Heart Sutra?

The Buddha... All the Buddha says in the whole Heart Sutra is, yes, yes. Yes.

Who teaches the Heart Sutra? Huh? Shariputra?

Shalit-dze? Shalit-dze. ...generally speaking, right? Avalokiteshvara. But they are puppets. They are puppets.

Buddhas, they are just saying what Buddha tell them to say in their mind. Okay, ask a question to Avalokiteshvara. Oh, oh, sab bu'i kong, kong bu'i sa, sa ju'i kong, kong ju'i sa.

Yeah, yeah. That's a good idea. Okay?

Definition of sutra is a teaching by the Buddha. You see, it has to be the word of a Buddha, but the Buddha doesn't say anything. I'm just trying to say Sabuddhi is suspicious, okay?

Maybe it's true he's Manjushri. Okay, he asks a question and he asks it in three parts and it starts the whole most famous sutra in Buddhism. What is it?

How do you want us to live? How do you want us to practice? And how do you want us to think?

Okay, Buddha, you have taught a lot, it was cool. He goes off on, you know, you taught a lot, what you taught was so cool. But what are we supposed to do now?

Okay? What do you... How do you want us to live?

How do you want us to practice? How do you want us to think? Okay?

Then that triggered the whole sutra, okay? That triggered the whole... The sutra is a conversation where the Buddha is answering Sabuddhi's question, okay?

And the idim here is not who asked the question, and the idim is not what were the three parts of the question. Idim is what? Are you asking yourself?

You know? Are you asking... Is Aaron asking Aaron?

Is Nick asking Nick? You know? What am I supposed to be doing with my life?

What do you... If the Buddha was here right now and you ask the Buddha, what do you want me to do? You know?

How am I supposed to think? How am I supposed to act? What would the Buddha say?

Okay? That's the idim. That's the picture.

The guy looks like he's not sure, right?