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Ancient Teachings for
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Letter from HH Drikung Kyabgon Chetsang Rinpoche to Vajra Publications |
Welcome to Vajra Publications
"The content of
this text is primarily meant for people who are far away and don’t have
the opportunity to engage in Dharma practice in the presence of the teacher.
The book itself is a representation of the teacher, and therefore is meant
to help one’s Dharma practice. The text describes the methods of visualization
and how to incorporate practice into our day to day life experience. ....
The visualization of these deities is mainly concerned with the practices
of tantrayana and mantrayana, which are the highest forms of practice.
The path of visualization is very powerful and if properly engaged in,
it is capable of transforming our life within a single moment."
"Human beings have the ability to
cultivate virtue and dispel ignorance. Precisely because of this inborn
potential for enlightenment, humans can liberate themselves from suffering
and all its causes. Therefore we should always rejoice at our good fortune
to learn about suffering and how to be freefrom it." "Khenchen Konchog Gyaltshen Rinpoche
shares teachings from an unbroken lineage in the language of the current
time and in answer to the call of lay practitioners everywhere. For this
we are grateful. As a refreshing spring assuages deep thirst so does dharma
assuage the longing for freedom that arises as we see the nature of mortality.
These Dharma teachings satisfy the practitioner who has access to the
lama and those for whom the lama lives afar." Khenchen Konchog Gyaltshen Rinpoche is a revered teacher of the Drikung Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. He is the founder of the Tibetan Mediation Center and affiliated centers throughout the world. He is the author and translator of several books, including Great Kagyu Masters, In Search of the Stainless Ambrosia, Garland of Mahamudra Practices, Prayer Flags, Jewel Treasury of Advice, Jewel Ornament of Liberation and Calling the Lama from Afar. |
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The great 18th-century lama Drikung Bande Dharmaradza was revered as the combined emanations of both Manjushri and Padmasambhava. In this skillful translation by Khenchen Konchog Gyaltshen Rinpoche, one can find all the essential teachings of the Buddha. Obtaining a life of leisure and endowments is like arriving at a continent of jewels. Whether we attain liberation or not is up to us. Be sure, therefore, not to leave empty-handed. This is my hearts advice. From The Jewel Treasury of Advice |
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Translation by Khenpo
Konchok Tamphel |
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