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_____. The Treasury of Knowledge: Book One: Myriad Worlds. Translated by the Kalu Rinpoché Translation Group. Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Publications, 1995, 2003

#6 (No Translation) (བོད་སྐད་)  Scroll to Research Info   Catalog Information for this text:  Previous Text Next Text Translation's Introduction by Harding

_____. The Treasury of Knowledge: Book One: Myriad Worlds. Translated by the Kalu Rinpoché Translation Group. Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Publications, 1995, 2003

recently translated by Ngawang Zangpo for three-year retreat in the Shangpa tradition. Those remain unpublished and restricted. Bits of translation by Sherab

recently translated by Ngawang Zangpo for three-year retreat in the Shangpa tradition. Those remain unpublished and restricted. Bits of translation by Sherap

bklags pas grub pa by Minling Lochen Dharmashrī The nineteen empowerments and authorization rituals in this section were all authored by Minling Lochen Dharmashrī

of Dohās by Saraha, Ganges Mahāmudrā by Tilopa, Summary Verses on Mahāmudrā by Nāropa, Ten Stanzas on Suchness by Maitrīpa, and Vajra Verses by Vajradhara

composed by a Geluk master other than Je Tsongkhapa. It is organized around a Lamrim verse text composed by Je Tsongkhapa, known variously by such popular

bibliography with information regarding available translations Lotsawa House - Featuring translations of several texts by Longchenpa. Longchenpa is widely considered

vol. 18, p. 39, and Khrid brgya’i pod dbang byed tshul, pp. 375–80. Translated by Gyurme Dorje in Jamgön Kongtrul, The Treasury of Precious Instructions

approach championed by Kongtrul and his colleagues. The Treasury of Precious Instructions implements this scheme in a tangible way by collecting the crucial

147-161 The Practice of Narag Tongtrug. Translated into Italian by Adriano Clemente, translated into English by Andrew Luckianowicz. Shang Shung Edizioni

approach championed by Kongtrul and his colleagues. The Treasury of Precious Instructions implements this scheme in a tangible way by collecting the crucial

sick?" "Have you not dishonored a Bhikshuni?" "Do you not live by theft [of the Dharma by non-Buddhists, i.e., are you not a Tirthaka spy?]" "Do you not

Stirring the Pit by Lochen Dharmaśrī, 7, The Practice of Narag Tongtrug. Translated into Italian by Adriano Clemente, translated into English by Andrew Luckianowicz

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the Santa Fe Sun-News, writes: He translated extensively over the past 40 years for the Dalai Lama, and also translated his English speeches into Tibetan

Points, 115 by Garap Dorje; u Six Meditative Experiences, 116 by Mañjuśrīmitra; u Seven Nails, 117 by Śrīsiṃha; and u Four Means of Resting, 118 by Jñānasutra

Meaning/Bibliography This is a draft translation by translator, with clarifications from Informant. It was proofread by Proofreader Source Text: [[Wylie:]]