Emotional Rescue
By Dzogchen Ponlop
By Dzogchen Ponlop
By Dzogchen Ponlop
By Dzogchen Ponlop
Category: Self-Improvement & Inspiration | Meditation & Mindfulness | Philosophy
Category: Self-Improvement & Inspiration | Meditation & Mindfulness | Philosophy
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$24.00
Apr 18, 2017 | ISBN 9780143130413
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Apr 19, 2016 | ISBN 9781101983485
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Praise
“Ponlop Rinpoche gives us here a down-to-earth guide to recognize, understand, transform, and utilize the basic energy of even our negative emotions to live fresh and genuinely happy lives.”
—Richard Gere
“Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche combines his powerful depth of understanding with straightforward language to make this an enjoyable and highly valuable book. The three step process for emotional rescue is a superb modern-day expression of traditional teachings. Its instructions, well practiced, will be liberating”.
—Sharon Salzberg, author of Lovingkindness and Real Happiness
“Emotions can tangle and trip us up with no understanding of their wild chaotic possibility. In this important book Ponlop teaches us step by step how to unwind emotions and use their energy and power. We no longer have to be at the mercy of anger, delusion, desire, and aggression. Happy he wrote this book.”
—Natalie Goldberg, author of The Great Spring and Writing Down the Bones
“Dzogchen Ponlop’s teachings always beautifully balance the ancient Eastern with the modern Western, the profoundly complex with the freshly simple. In Emotional Rescue, he turns his attention to perhaps the most urgent topic faced by meditators: how to deal with difficult emotions. The three-step process for mindfulness of emotions contained in this book is deeply rooted in the wisdom of Buddhist psychology, yet offered free of jargon by a modern master. I will definitely be using the deep insights of this book in my own practice and in my work with students.”
—Ethan Nichtern, author of The Road Home: A Contemporary Exploration of the Buddhist Path
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