Hundreds of Deities of Tushita In it Jé Tsongkhapa is visualized in the retinue of the future buddha Maitreya in his celestial abode of Tuita and their light pervades the beings of this realm. Chöden Rinpoche has based
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| Title | : | Hundreds of Deities of Tushita |
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (633 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00PV27DWK |
| Format Type | : | - |
| Number of Pages | : | 0 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-18 |
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In this book Chöden Rinpoché explains the practice of guru yoga focusing on the fourteenth century Tibetan monk-scholar Jé Tsongkhapa.Instructions on this practice were received and disseminated by the First Dalai Lama, a disciple of Jé Tsongkhapa, who in turn taught it to selected students. In it Jé Tsongkhapa is visualized in the retinue of the future buddha Maitreya in his celestial abode of Tuita and their light pervades the beings of this realm. It has been recited by Tibetans, both lay and ordained for many centuries, and remains an inspiring and well-loved meditative practice. Chöden Rinpoche has based his explanation on the commentary by Pabongkha Rinpoché called “A Treasure of Jewels” which is included here in full. He explains in detail the meaning of the migtsema praise and the complex set of visualizations required to purify one’s mindstream and receive blessings from one’s spiritual friend.
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