Wisdom publications sep 2026 (8 resultados)

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner. 536 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner. 536 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A lucid and landmark translation that offers an intriguing glimpse into Tibetan history and the spiritual development and remarkable lives of the early luminaries of the Sakya lineage of Tibetan Buddhism.Ameshab Ngakwang Kunga Sonam (15971659), a member of the Khon aristocracy and the twenty-seventh throne holder of Sakya Monastery, gives a thorough history of the major Sakya lineage holders up to the time of his writing in the seventeenth century. Where the first volume of this history, published last year, focused on the celestial origins and the founders of the Khon lineage, as well as their interactions with the Mongol Empire, volume 2 tells the stories of the major figures of the four monastic residences, or labrang, from the early fourteenth to seventeenth centuries, and how they persevered through a time of religious and political reorientation in Inner Asia and were able to strengthen the Sakya lineage after a period of waning influence. The biographies here tell of extraordinary scholarship and spiritual practice, highlighting not only the Sakya leadership genealogy but what such leadership entailedand the remarkable blessings that have been passed down through time. Celebrated translator and scholar Cyrus Stearns said of volume 1, 'As the definitive genealogy of the Khon family from its legendary origins, and as one of the greatest historical masterpieces of the Sakya tradition, Ameshab's book is a work of remarkable traditional scholarship. This volume is a noteworthy event in the translation into English of the Buddhist historical literature of Tibet.' Contents Foreword by His Holiness the Sakya Trichen Acknowledgments List of Conventions Illustrations Translators' Introduction The Wondrous Precious Treasury Fulfilling All Wishes: Biographies of the Precious Lineage of the Glorious Sakya, the Great Regents of the Buddha in the North of Jambudvipa Part 3: An Explanation of the Succession History of the Four Labrangs 1. An Explanation of the Succession Lineage of Shithok Labrang Sailen Wang Sonam Sangpo Guoshi Ratnasri The Imperial Preceptor Lachen Kunga Lodro Gyaltsen Kunting Guoshi, the Great Khetsun Namkha Lekpai Gyaltsen Namkha Shenyen Guoshi Namkha Gyaltsen Tiling Kyahosi Tawen Guoshi Kunga Rinchen Guoshi Lodro Gyaltsen Mahaguru Drakpa Lodro Mahaguru Kunga Lodro Gyaltsen Mahaguru Kunga Wangchuk Mahaguru Chumikpa Lodro Wangchuk Conclusion 2. An Explanation of the Succession Lineage of Rinchen Labrang Tawen Guoshi Kunga Nyima Tawen Guoshi Jamyang Donyo Gyaltsen Guoshi Palden Lama Dampa Sonam Gyaltsen Nyima Gyaltsen Lachen Kunga Gyaltsen The Mahatma Great Manjugho a Namkha Gyaltsen The Shalu Mahatma Thutop Wangchuk Sonam Gyaltsen Gyakar Sherab Gyaltsen Mahatma Lodro Gyaltsen The Mahaguru Drakpa Gyaltsen 3. The Explanation of the Succession Lineage of Lhakhang Labrang Dishi Kunga Lekpai Jungne Gyaltsen Dishi Kunga Gyaltsen Tholing Teho Tawen Chokyi Gyaltsen Tawen Guoshi Lodro Gyaltsen Dishi Thekchen Chokyi Gyalpo Kunga Tashi Dharmadhvaja Dorje Rinchen Gyaltsen Mahaguru Sonam Tashi Mahaguru Delek Tashi Acarya Sonam Gyaltsen and His Siblings Shakya Senge, Dondrup Gyaltsen, and Samten Gyaltsen The Great Learned and Righteous Kunga Tashi and His Siblings Kunga Gyaltsen and Kunga Nyingpo Mahatma Rinchen Gyaltsen A Supplement to the Succession History of Lhakhang Labrang Mahatma Chokyi Gyaltsen Jampaiyang Kunga Lodro Lekpai Jungne Gyaltsen 4. An Explanation of the Succession History of Ducho Labrang Mahaguru Nyima Pal Kunga Lekpai Jungne Tisri Sonam Lodro Sailen Wang Drakpa Gyaltsen Tawen Guoshi Kunga Lekpai Lodro Wang Namse Gyaltsen Mahatma Chokyi Gyaltsen Mahaguru Kunga Lodro Gyaltsen Tukyaho Wang Namkha Lekpai Gyaltsen Tukya Wang Wang Namkha Gyaltsen Namkha Rinchen Gyaltsen Namkha Tashi Gyaltsen Mahatma Sa Lotsawa Jampaiyang Kunga Sonam Mahatma Ngaki Wangchuk Drakpa Gyaltsen Jampal Drakpa Jamyang Tseten Tashi Jamyang Kunga Samdrup The Great Mantra Holder Ngakwang Kunga Rinchen A Supplement to the Succession History of Ducho Labrang Jamyang Sonam Wangpo Ngakchang Drakpa Lodro Gyaltsen Glorious Jamyang Thutop Wangchuk Drakpa Gyaltsen Ngakwang Kunga Wangyal Jamgon Ame Ngakwang Kunga Sonam Part 4: An Explanation of Other Relevant Topics Notes Bibliography Index About the Authors.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Eight compelling Tibetan texts uncover the depth of Buddhist phenomenology and psychology in the footsteps of the revered fourth-century Indian philosopher Asanga.This newest volume in the Library of Tibetan Classics series is a collection of Tibetan commentaries on Buddhist phenomenology and psychology in the tradition set forth by the pathbreaking Indian philosopher Asanga in his seminal work, Compendium of Abhidharma (Abhidharmasamuccaya). With works ranging from the fourteenth to the mid-nineteenth centuries, the first was composed by the Sakya scholar Rendawa, and the remainder were composed by Geluk scholars, including three works by the lineage founder Je Tsongkhapa and others by Yongzin Yeshe Gyaltsen and Balmang Konchok Gyaltsen. The first two works here focus on Buddhist phenomenology, explaining Asanga's Compendium of Abhidharma and summarizing its essential points; a lucid translation of Asanga's groundbreaking text is interspersed with the commentary. The third and fourth works are centered on the Yogacara theory of the eight consciousnesses: foundation consciousness, the afflicted mental faculty, and the six engaged consciousnesses. The fifth work explains the phenomenology of the form and formless realms. The final three texts concern Buddhist psychology and focus on the structure and function of the mind and mental factors. This is a landmark translation for the study of how we perceive phenomena and how to understand the mind and mental factors in our pursuit of awakening. General Editor's Preface Translator's Introduction Technical Note 1. Jewel Garland of Excellent Explanation Rendawa Shonu Lodro (13491412) 2. Commentary that Captivates the Minds of Scholars Panchen Sonam Drakpa (14781544) 3. Root Verses on the Mental Faculty and Foundation Consciousness Je Tsongkhapa Losang Drakpa (13571419) 4. Extensive Commentary on the Difficult Points of the Mental Faculty and Foundation Consciousness Je Tsongkhapa Losang Drakpa (1357-1419) 5. Notes on the Absorption and Formless States Je Tsongkhapa Losang Drakpa (1357-1419) 6. Jewel Garland of Concise Verses Explaining the System of Minds and Mental Factors Yongzin Yeshe Gyaltsen (171393) 7. Necklace of Clear Awareness that Clearly Demonstrates the System of Minds and Mental Factors Yongzin Yeshe Gyaltsen (171393) 8. Mirror Clarifying One's Mindstream Explaining Some Principles of Minds and Mental Factors Balmang Konchok Gyaltsen (17641853) Table of Tibetan Transliteration Notes Glossary Bibliography Index About the Contributors.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner.Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 536 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -An illuminating commentary on a bedrock Geluk daily practice by one of the most venerated contemporary teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, accompanied by essential supplementary materials.Six-session guru yoga is a succinct but comprehensive daily practice that supports practitioners in keeping the commitments of anuttarayoga tantra, or highest yoga tantra: the three sets of vows (those of individual liberation, of the bodhisattva, and of tantra) and the pledges of the five buddha families. In less than thirty short verses, the root text encompasses the breadth of these requirements. Originally composed by Panchen Losang Chokyi Gyaltsen, the fourth Panchen Lama, the root text was then polished by the incredibly influential Geluk lama Phabongkha Dechen Nyingpo (18781941). Choden Rinpoche was his direct disciple, and his extensive commentary on his teacher's text forms the heart of this book. This is supplemented with supportive materials such as excerpts from commentaries by Akhu Sherap Gyatso (180375) and Khenchen Namkha Tenkyong (1799 ), an oral commentary by Khen Rinpoche Geshe Gyalten, rich explanations of the vows, illuminating commentaries on the eight-line praises specifically, metered translations of the texts to support recitation, and much more, making this a truly invaluable resource for the anuttarayoga practitioner. 536 pp. Englisch.…