Explained here is one of the most powerful purification practices from the vast array of Buddhist meditations.
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Purification of the mind is essential for anybody who wishes to advance along the spiritual path. In this wonderful book, the renowned master Lama Thubten Yeshe (1935-84), founder of the international Buddhist organization the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition (FPMT) and teacher of thousands of Tibetan and Western students, explains one of the most powerful mental purification practices in the vast array of Buddhist meditations. Included is an entire section of complete retreat instructions - required reading for anybody undertaking a meditational retreat in the Tibetan tradition.
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Meeting the Master,
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This review is from: The Tantric Path of Purification: The Yoga Method of Heruka Vajrasattva (Paperback)
Lama Yeshe presents the Dharma with both ease and straightforwardness that is very rare to find. He seems to know Westerners so well that he not only gets his points across but generates in the reader an honest motivation to get out of our intellects and practice live and honor the Path. He is joyously relentless in his criticisms of our dualist mental state. This book reveals the strength of his personality in such a a way that I felt that I had Met the Master. The teachings in the back of the book or the actual sadhanas or meditation practices are not what I was initiated into, I don't use them so I can not comment on them, other than I acknowledge and thank Lama Yeshe for his very clear and generous explanation of each verse line by line. My only question is the cover of the book displays and image of Vajradhara and not Vajrasattva. This might have to do with Lama Yeshe lineage.
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