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Discourses on the Great Seal

The Mahāmudrā Teachings of the Eighth Karmapa

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Discourses on the Great Seal

Written by: Karmapa Mikyö Dorje, Rob Newton M.D.
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The Great Seal in the words of one of the greatest Karmapas.

Mikyö Dorje, the Eighth Karmapa (1507–1554), was scholar, poet and meditator in one. The Collected Discourses on Mahāmudrā gathers one hundred and nineteen of his teachings on the Great Seal, from the refuge and the awakening mind to calm abiding and insight, the four yogas, the errors of meditation, and the nature of "ordinary mind," the uncontrived awareness at the heart of the Kagyu tradition.

Moving between practical instruction and searching philosophical argument, and drawing throughout on Gampopa, Saraha and the Kagyu forefathers, it shows why for the Karmapa the Great Seal was both the simplest of practices and the deepest of views.

Translated from the Tibetan, with an introduction, notes, glossary, bibliography and index, by Rob Newton M.D.
Buddhism Eastern Meditation Philosophy Philosophy & Practice Spirituality Tibetan
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