See Also: Drikung Kagyu | Drukpa Kagyu | Karma Kagyu | Shangpa Kagyu | Karmapas | Mahamudra
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Books on Mahamudra
Glimpses of Mahamudra
Mahamudra is a meditation tradition within tantric Buddhism that points to the nature of awareness itself, elevating our ordinary perception to the level of the sacred. In this view, all experiences arise from a mind that is naturally vast, empty, and luminous.
The Drukpa Kagyu Tradition: A Guide for Readers
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Saraha’s Images and Symbols: An Excerpt from Saraha
An Excerpt from Saraha Poet of Blissful Awareness By Roger R. Jackson...
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The Eight Kinds of Consciousness by Rangjung Dorje The Third Karmapa For the meditation on the nature of your own mind it is customary to ask your teacher for pointing-out instructions. Some practitioners are lucky enough to realize their true nature of mind straight away, whereas others merely perceive...
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