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The Vajra of Mind
Drukpa Kagyu Instructions on Coemergent Mahāmudrā and the Four Yogas
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Mipham Jampal Pawo
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Rob Newton M.D.
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The Great Seal of coemergent union, as the Drukpa Kagyu yogins practised it.
The Vajra of Mind brings together two classic Mahāmudrā manuals never before translated into English. The first, by the Drukpa master Mipham Jampal Pawo, opens out Pema Karpo's instructions on coemergent union session by session: the uncommon preliminaries, calm abiding with and without support, the examination of the mind that abides and moves, the four yogas of one-pointedness, simplicity, one taste and non-meditation, and the errors and deviations along the way.
The second records the oral teaching of the great hermit Götsangpa (1189–1258) on the four yogas, full of his own frank memories of how meditation came to him, slowly, in a cave, and how his teacher laughed when it did.
Translated from the Tibetan, with an introduction, notes, glossary, bibliography and index, by Rob Newton M.D.
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