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Everlasting Rain of Nectar: Purification Practice in Tibetan Buddhism

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More than providing a theoretical basis for purification, this book offers an exhaustive foundation for the practice to be done in order to acheive purification. This is the first time a teacher has kindly assimilated and analysed the theoretical and practical elements necessary for purification to take place. All that remains for the sincere student to do is to follow Geshe Jampa Gyatso's directions as provided so humbly in this precious volume.
In Buddhism, this is known as a preliminary practice which, when practiced with mental openness, opens doors to much insight and enrichment and other practice. Geshe Jampa Gyatso's commentary and teaching here, is an essential practiioners reference guide and will be much appreciated by those convinced that the verification of theory through personal practice, is the only way to go.
This book is also available in Italian, originating from Pomaia, Tuscany, where the author, Geshe Jampa Gyatso, is Abbot of the Je Tzong Khapa monastery and Master professor of the Masters programme in Buddhist studies.