Intro  | 0.00 
What is Meditation  | 3.00  
The History of Buddhism  | 6.28  
The Philosophy of Buddhism  | 9.11  
The history of Magic  | 12.13  
The history of Witchcraft  | 15.50 
The six Realms  | 21.09 
Rebirth of Consciousness  | 24.09 
Consciousness Stream  | 27.09 
Castes  | 30.11  
Buddha  | 33.11 
Sadhu  | 36.09  
Teacher  | 39.26  
Noble Truths  | 42.10  
Right Action  | 45.11 
Karma  | 48.07  
Enlightenment  | 51.34  
Pride  | 54.27 
Samskaras  | 56.50  
Five sense organs  | 58.44  
End | 1.14.44

What the vajra means, what a phurba is  | 0.00
Vajrakila Heruka statue, and the motivation behind the buddhist art  | 2.00
What is it that makes a yogi? Tapas (austerities) ritual and meditation and group love  | 5.08
Freedom from the personal I vs imprisonment  Joy and bliss   cleansing our karma  | 10.27
The 'bell sound of the group serving, what the bell symbolises  | 13.30
The makara on the bell and the phurba, what the three blades represent  | 15.17
The figure on the top of the phurba (Mahakara)  | 16.56
The 5 levels of the phurba  | 17.46
The deity of the phurba statue (Vajra kila haruka)  | 18.11
The brain is not the organ of thought!  | 24.37
How to we transform this matter into light and fire? Your physical body is not the real you!  | 31.46
Energy is all that there is  | 28.21
Darmapala - protective deities  | 29.06
The capala (skull cap)  | 32.14
The lotus blossom imagery - it relates to the chakras  | 34.57
Back to the symphony analogy  | 42.21
Always to help the other is what is symbolised in the buddhist art and what is our service work  | 43.00