Practicing the Path

A Commentary on the Lamrim Chenmo

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, New Age, Meditation, Eastern Religions, Buddhism, Philosophy
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Author: Yangsi Rinpoche, Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche ISBN: 9780861717477
Publisher: Wisdom Publications Publication: August 20, 2012
Imprint: Wisdom Publications Language: English
Author: Yangsi Rinpoche, Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche
ISBN: 9780861717477
Publisher: Wisdom Publications
Publication: August 20, 2012
Imprint: Wisdom Publications
Language: English

The Lamrim Chenmo, or Great Treatise on the Steps of the Path, by Je Tsongkhapa is a comprehensive overview of the process of individual enlightenment. Meditation on these steps has been a core practice of Tibetan Buddhists for centuries. The Lamrim Chenmo presents the Buddha's teachings along a continuum of three spiritual attitudes: the person who worries about rebirth, the person who wants to escape rebirth, and finally the person who strives for buddhahood in order to relieve the suffering of all beings--this is the supreme aspiration of the bodhisattva. Given over two months to a group of Western Students in Dharamsala, India, Yangsi Rinpoche's commentary revitalizes our understanding of Tsongkhapa's work, giving readers renewed inspiration.

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The Lamrim Chenmo, or Great Treatise on the Steps of the Path, by Je Tsongkhapa is a comprehensive overview of the process of individual enlightenment. Meditation on these steps has been a core practice of Tibetan Buddhists for centuries. The Lamrim Chenmo presents the Buddha's teachings along a continuum of three spiritual attitudes: the person who worries about rebirth, the person who wants to escape rebirth, and finally the person who strives for buddhahood in order to relieve the suffering of all beings--this is the supreme aspiration of the bodhisattva. Given over two months to a group of Western Students in Dharamsala, India, Yangsi Rinpoche's commentary revitalizes our understanding of Tsongkhapa's work, giving readers renewed inspiration.

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