Distinguishing the Middle From the Extremes, Dechen Choling 2001 དབུས་དང་མཐའ་རྣམ་པར་འབྱེད་པ།

A heavy rain in the middle part of the talk renders the audio quality quite poor.
topic: Distinguishing the Middle from the Extremes, 5th chapter,

The 6 aspects of unsurpassable practice
3. Practice in accord with the Dharma
(B) Superior Insight or Vipashyana, (1) The letters, (2) The actual meaning, (3) Mental activity, (4) Not projecting, (5) The true character, (6) The Comprehensive character, (7) The pure and Impure, (8) Adventitious, (9) No aversion, (10) No arrogance
4. Abandoning the two Extremes
(A) The First Seven Pairs
The extremes of being separate or the same,
the extremes of both the tirthikas and the shravakas,
the two extremes of superimposition or denial in relation to either a
person or a phenomena,
the extremes of unfavorable conditions and their remedies,
the ideas of permanence and extinction,
and the extremes of a perceived object and a perceiving subject in
relation to the totally afflicted and the completely purified.
There are three aspects to the totally afflicted.