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Peak Doorways to Emancipation - Texts on the Introduction to the Nature of Mind and Thorough Cut of Great Completion (Paperback, 2nd ed.)
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Peak Doorways to Emancipation - Texts on the Introduction to the Nature of Mind and Thorough Cut of Great Completion (Paperback, 2nd ed.)
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Loot Price R545
Discovery Miles 5 450
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Shakya Shri was one of the greatest masters of the Drukpa Kagyu
around the end of the nineteenth century. He was renowned for
having practised and accomplished both the Mahamudra traditions of
the Drukpa Kagyu and the Great Completion (Dzogpa Chenpo) tradition
that had come to him through his root guru, Khamtrul Rinpoche. He
taught students either Mahamudra or Great Completion or a mixture
of both, whatever was suitable for them. This book presents two
texts from his Collected Works. Each one presents a specific aspect
of innermost Dzogchen practice though the first text, on the
introduction to the nature of mind, is fully applicable to essence
Mahamudra, too. We chose the two texts because they highlight
specific aspects of these practices that are not explained in any
other texts available from us. As with several other texts on
Thorough Cut, each text offers instruction on a key aspect of the
teaching. The first text is specifically on the topic of
introduction to the nature of mind (sometimes called pointing out
instruction). It is hard to find a text which, like this one does,
specifically discusses this key technique of the higher tantras.
The text will be of interest to anyone who is practising Mahamudra
or Dzogpa Chenpo. The second text continues by giving instruction
on how to realize the nature of mind after it has been introduced
to the disciple. This text specifically explains the practices of
the Thorough Cut (Tregcho) of Great Completion. This text also
includes specific instructions on the special preliminary practice
of innermost Great Completion called Parting into Sides (Tibetan,
rushen).
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