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Good read. I recommend it, though it seemed to me more targeting the population that desire an hermlitage experience.
Excellent! But not for the feint of heart. Enjoyed: MEDITATION (p.204-205) Dudjom Rinpoch: "whatever thoughts arise, let them arise. Do not follow them, do not obstruct them." "That is the natural expression of awareness itself." "..leaving them freely to themselves.."
2020.09.12–2020.09.14ContentsRicard M (2010) (06:17) On the Path to Enlightenment - Heart Advice from the Great Tibetan MastersPrefaceIntroductionPart I: Turning the Mind to the Spiritual Path01. The Value of Human Existence• Shabkar Tsogdruk Rangdröl• Shechen Gyaltsap• Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche• Jamgön Kongtrul Lodrö Thayé• Shechen Gyaltsap• Jigme Khyentse Rinpoche: Advice for a Basket Weaver• Minling Terchen Gyurme Dorje: Advice to ease the pain of the noble lady named Sönam Paldrön, a native of...
This book?Highly recommend.
A good book featuring Matthieu Ricard's introduction to several topics followed by quotes from different Masters. Not in depth by any means, but more than superficial. A nice overview.
Great book and highly recommended...
This is a nice collection of numerous inspirational thoughts and stories from experienced practitioners of buddhist-based mindfulness and meditation practice. I would have liked it more if the author had supplemented this material with more of his own observations, but the narration of the Audible edition is beautifully realized through the soothing voice of Edoardo Ballerini.
Great little book of pertinent quotes. I'll be referencing this one into the future.
This book was very interesting. I've read a few books on Enlightenment and I guess "Buddhist" teachings. Nonetheless, the reason I read this book, was because I was trying to find a book that would be a good reference book of the foundation teachings of Buddhism. I've been on this search for a while, and have encountered many books about the divine life, etc... blah... blah... blah... but, I was unsuccessful. So basically, and unfortunately, I'm still on the search to find a good book on Buddhis...
A very practical and illuminating selection of heart advice from the Tibetan Masters. Of particular interest to anyone on the Mahayana path.
Incredibly interesting read as a non-Buddhist. I enjoy learning about different religions, and this struck me more as a philosophy than a religion. The aspect of selflessness, charity, and love for mankind seems far more central to the tenets of this faith than modern day Christianity. I think we can learn a lot from this. I wouldn't call this a must read for all, regardless of faith, but if you're interested in the teachings of other belief systems, general world philosophies, and personal grow...
A series of great advice from various amazing Tibetan teachers and practitioners: very hands on and down to earth!
