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Actuality Of Being
Unlock the Heart Essence of Dzogchen with Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche Explore the profound depths of Dzogchen and Mahamudra with this insightful guide by Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche. Compiled from a series of retreats, this book elaborates on key aspects of Dzogchen practice, offering a clear path to self-realization and authentic being. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Tibetan Buddhism and advanced meditation techniques. Discover the view, meditation, and action of Dzogchen, and learn how to overcome mental confusion and suffering. This book delves into the notions of self-existing wisdom, primordial purity, and non-conceptuality, providing profound practice methods to deepen your experience. Gain clarity on the four levels of mind and the three ways of resting the mind. Understand the three aspects of energy and the authentication of body, speech, and mind. Actualize the ground of your being and embark on a transformative spiritual journey. Experience the wisdom and compassion of Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche and unlock the heart essence of Dzogchen.
Integral Buddhsim
Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche IX skillfully illustrates how to incorporate the whole human experience onto the Buddhist path. With mastery of Western concepts, the author explains how to integrate traditional Buddhist philosophies, psychology, and Tibetan medicine in the service of reducing suffering and developing all aspects of one's personhood to overcome the confinement of a limited sense of self.
Longchenpa's Three Cycles of Natural Freedom
Longchenpa' s Three Cycles of Natural Freedom: Oral translation and commentary is a seminal Dzogchen text that is divided into three cycles: Mind, Ultimate Reality and Equality. The ninth Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche (1959– 2012) of the Kagyu Nyingma tradition, one of the great meditation master and scholars to come out of the Tibetan diaspora, has provided a detailed oral commentary and spontaneous translation of Longchenpa' s text to help reveal the essential meaning of these profound teachings. A glimpse at each cycle - in the Mind Cycle, Longchenpa is in part concerned with our ability to comprehend and experience the freedom within the authentic state; in the Ultimate Reality Cycle, all du...
Vajrayana
In Vajrayana: An Essential Guide to Practice Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche explains the profound meaning of Vajrayana, inclusive of the Six Yogas of Naropa, demystifying the practices and providing the necessary elucidations. One of the six Yogas, Dream Yoga, is explored in depth, providing remarkable insight into the human condition, mind, and spirituality. The clarifications illuminate the tantric path, dispelling confusion and uncertainty about how to approach Vajrayana practices. Some key explanations for practicing the Vajrayana path are elucidated including the role of clear light, and the role of the tantric teacher. This work includes generous, rarely discussed aspects of this profound path by one of the world's foremost masters of Tibetan Buddhism.
Desire
Traleg Kyabgon discusses the notion of desire from Buddhist and other perspectives. He reviews commonly held beliefs of desire that are often misguided and can be diametrically opposed. There is the belief that desire is an important human experience that is natural, which leads to happiness and pleasure. Then there is the juxtaposition that desire is a type of demon whose expression leads to diminishment and destruction. There has been a long standing belief in some traditions that our ultimate goal is a state of complete desirelessness. Traleg Kyabgon challenges this idea, and explores the Buddhist notion of desire within its positive and negative forms, seeking to explode some myths and clarify some misunderstandings. The book is also designed to inspire the passion of the readers to seek a fulfilling life without needing to demean ones experience of desire.
The Circle Of The Sun
Unlock the Heart Essence of Dzogchen with Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche Explore the profound depths of Dzogchen and Mahamudra with this insightful guide by Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche. Compiled from a series of retreats, this book elaborates on key aspects of Dzogchen practice, offering a clear path to self-realization and authentic being. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Tibetan Buddhism and advanced meditation techniques. Discover the view, meditation, and action of Dzogchen, and learn how to overcome mental confusion and suffering. This book delves into the notions of self-existing wisdom, primordial purity, and non-conceptuality, providing profound practice methods to deepen your experience. Gain clarity on the four levels of mind and the three ways of resting the mind. Understand the three aspects of energy and the authentication of body, speech, and mind. Actualize the ground of your being and embark on a transformative spiritual journey. Experience the wisdom and compassion of Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche and unlock the heart essence of Dzogchen.
Journal Of Integral Buddhism Vol 2, 2024
Explore the diverse perspectives within Buddhism and its connections to other disciplines in this insightful annual journal. The Journal of Integral Buddhism, Vol 2, 2024, presents a collection of papers from esteemed scholars, monastics, and practitioners, reflecting the richness and variety of Buddhist thought. This volume delves into comparative works that engage with philosophy, psychology, and other related fields, offering a unique interdisciplinary approach. Contributors from various Buddhist traditions, including Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche IX, Chi Kwang Sunim, Ajahn Dr. Buddharakkhita, and Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche, explore topics such as buddha-nature, meditation, compassion, and ethics. Psychologist Dr. Pilar Jennings discusses attachment and well-being, while Traleg Khandro reviews traditional meditation instructions. This journal is for scholars, practitioners, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Buddhism and its relevance to contemporary life. Discover new insights and perspectives on the path to wisdom and compassion.
Letter to a Friend
Sometimes a negative emotion is present, a strong intention to do harm is present, and we might even have prepared to undertake the action, but if we do not carry out that act, it will not be a fully karmic act, and will not produce complete negative karmic fruition. In other words, we create negative karma through coordinating body, speech and mind. We need 1) the object of an action to be present, 2) a negative state of mind, 3) the motivation, preparedness or strong intention to do harm, and 4) we have to perform the harmful action. When all four things come together, we create negative karma through body, speech, and mind. Letter to a Friend explores coordinating body, speech, and mind in such a way that produces positive karma and good outcomes. The Buddhist approach to ethical values is not so much moralistic. Our moral and ethical values are part of a moral psychology, what is happening in the mind and what type of attitudes and actions does this activity produce. Our personal psychology is seen as part of our aspirations and orientation. It is not just about conduct.
How To Do Life
During Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche's life, he taught extensively, not only in regard to Tibetan Buddhist texts, but also practical, down-to-earth advice on how to do life better, advice on how we can review our relationship with ourselves, others, and the world in such a way that can help to enhance our experience of life generally, and more heroically assist us to face the many challenges life presents. How To Do Life is a collection of teachings given by the author that includes discussion on such topics as love and relationships, emotions, and depression. Rinpoche provides a fresh approach to reviewing our experience, and explains the Buddhist perspective on building awareness and reducing suffering. It provides insights that can help us Do Life better.
Journal of Integral Buddhism
The Journal of Integral Buddhism presents papers given by esteemed scholars, monastics, and practitioners from various backgrounds within the Buddhist tradition and complimentary disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, other religions, and the sciences. The inaugural 2023 edition contributors include: Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche IX of the Kagyu and Nyingma traditions of Tibetan Buddhism; Ekai Korematsu Roshi of the Soto Zen tradition; Dr. Kathleen Gregory, psychologist and academic, and Samuel Bercholz, Buddhist practitioner and founder Shambhala Publications, to name a few. Subjects explored by the 7 esteemed contributors include: Wellness and well-being from a Buddhist perspective; a study...
