Great Perfection
By Dzogchen Rinpoche
Introduction by Dzogchen Ponlop
Translated by Cortland Dahl
By Dzogchen Rinpoche
Introduction by Dzogchen Ponlop
Translated by Cortland Dahl
By Dzogchen Rinpoche
Introduction by Dzogchen Ponlop
Translated by Cortland Dhal
By Dzogchen Rinpoche
Introduction by Dzogchen Ponlop
Translated by Cortland Dhal
Part of Great Perfection
Category: Religion | Spiritual Nonfiction
Category: Religion | Spiritual Nonfiction
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$39.95
Jan 15, 2008 | ISBN 9781559392853
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Jan 15, 2008 | ISBN 9781559398237
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Praise
“This amazing volume enshrines the Buddhist teachings for beginners, teaching how to deal with everyday life, how to apply one’s mind to the pure teachings of the Buddha, and especially the extraordinary physical, vocal, and mental exercises that awaken the enlightened nature of the mind. This wonderful volume is rich in blessings and filled with practical advice.”—Tulku Thondup Rinpoche, author of The Healing Power of Mind
“For centuries, the Heart Essence of the Dakinis has been treasured as one of the most profound and direct paths to enlightenment in the Tibetan tradition. The teachings contained in this volume illuminate the preliminary practices of this sacred path. Drawing upon many of the greatest sages of India and Tibet, its lucid explanations are sure to inspire beginners and seasoned meditators alike.”—Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, author of The Joy of Living: Unlocking the Secret and Science of Happiness
“The aim of the preliminary practices is to establish a foundation for all spiritual progress. To dispense with these foundations in order to practice teachings one supposes to be more profound is like building a palace on the surface of a frozen lake. If one’s practice of the preliminaries is profound, the main practice will be profound as well. One can therefore be grateful to Cortland Dahl for having given us a clear and insightful translation of the Third Dzogchen Rinpoche’s magnificent teachings on the preliminary practices of the Khandro Nyingtik. When it comes to the meaning of the Great Perfection, the birth of understanding depends entirely upon these preliminaries.”—Matthieu Ricard, author of Happiness: A Guide to Developing Life’s Most Important Skill
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