White lotus
an explanation of the Seven-line prayer to Guru Padmasambhava
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Author
Contributions
- Comité de traduction Padmakara. - Contributor
Publication
2007 - Shambhala, Boston, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
31,750 words, Guess
Page Count
127 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewhitelotusexplan0000miph
- ISBN-101590305116
- ISBN-139781590305119
- LibraryThing4718641
- Library of Congress Control Number2007015360
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number123136916
- Better World BooksO8-BXD-363
- Open LibraryOL17892127M
Classifications
- DDC294.3/443
- LCCBQ5593.P3 M536 2007
Description
"The Commentary translated in these pages is unusual and rare. But if the commentary is a rarity, its subject matter - the seven-line invocation of Padmasambhava - is one of the best-known prayers in the Tibetan Buddhist world." "The overall significance of the Seven-Line Prayer is perhaps best appreciated in relation to a practice called guru-yoga, or "union with the nature of the guru." The purpose of guru-yoga is to purify and deepen the student's relationship with his or her teacher. It is introduced as one of the preliminary practices, and it remains crucial - in fact, its importance increases - as one progresses through the more advanced levels of the tantric path. The cultivation of devotion to the guru and the blending of one's mind with his or her enlightened mind is, in the words of Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, "the most vital and necessary of all practices and is in itself the surest and fastest way to reach the goal of enlightenment.""--book jacket.
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