Part Four  The Title The Mountain Doctrine. Ocean of Definitive Meaning: Final Unique Quint Instructions, a long text of247 folios, is a sustained argument about the Buddha-nature, also called the matrix-of-one-gone-thus and matrix-of-one-gone-to-bliss, replete with citations of Sütras, tantras, and Indian treaties and interspersed with objections and answers. It thereby

Kyabje Jonang Gyaltsab Rinpoche arrived in Dharamshala on 14th March from Taiwan, for the purpose of attending a Long Life Prayer offered to the His Holiness the Dalai Lama by the Central Tibetan Administration on behalf of all Tibetans inside and outside Tibet at the Main Tibetan Temple in Dharamsala,

Part three The latter two commentaries are said to have been composed using therubric, or grid, of the Kālachakra Tantra, and thus all three are Kālachrelated. Döl-bo-ba speaks of these three as the quintessential instructionstenth-ground bodhisattvas. He also draws on a vast array of sütras, tantraand Indian treatises. Despite having

Part Two On the basis of both pratyāhara [withdrawal] and dbyāna (concentration), he beheld immeasurable figures of the Buddhas and pure lands. On the basis of prānāyāma (stopping-vitality] and dhāranã [retention], exceptional experience and realisation was born due to the blazing of blissful warmth. During this retreat Döl-bo-ba realized the

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A translation book of Guru Puja by Golok Chakmo has been launched at Bodhgaya on the 660th Commemoration Day of Dölpopa Shérap Gyeltse, His Eminent Jonang Gyaltsab Rinpoche, Kyabjee Tang Rinpoche and other participants from all over the world, the beautiful occasion was marked by more than 200 people.  The

The Buddha from Dölpo is a revised and enlarged edition of the only book about the most controversial Buddhist master in the history of Tibet.  Dölpopa Sherab Gyaltsen (1292–1361), who became perhaps the greatest Tibetan expert of the Kalacakra or Wheel of Time, a vast system of tantric teachings. Based largely