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Heart-Essence of the Great Masters By His Holiness Dudjom Rinpoche. Heart Sutra The Heart of Wisdom (Mahaprajnaparamita Hridaya)in Tibetan script, Tibetan transliteration, Tibetan-English literal translation, and English gloss, with recordings in WAV and RealAudio formats (pronunciation is Ladakhi/Western Tibetan.) Recorded at Ridzong Gompa, Ladakh, July 1982. Patrul Rinpoche: Advice from Me to Myself A prayer written by Dzogchen master Patrul Rinpoche. Translation by Constance Wilkinson. Available in English and Portuguese. What A Bodhisattva Does Thirty-seven Practices by Ngulchu Thogme, translated from the Tibetan by Constance Wilkinson and Kiki Ekselius. The Seven Points of Mind Training (Tonglen) Atisha's verses on exchanging self for others, with commentaries by Osho (Rajneesh), Chogyam Trungpa, Pema Chodron, Jamgon Kontrul, and Alan Wallace. The Kingdom of Samantabhadra "A Prayer To Recognize My Own Faults and Keep in Mind the Objects of Refuge" by H.H. Dudjom Rinpoche, translated from the Tibetan by Bhakha Tulku and Constance Wilkinson. Selections from Tibetan Buddhist Texts Brief extracts on Dzogchen, Mahamudra, the Bardo state, the Sakya traditions, and other topics. By Milarepa, Niguma, Tsong Khapa, et al. The Manifestation of Compassionate Activity From a public talk given by His Holiness the Sixteenth Gyalwa Karmapa in 1980. Asian Classics Input Project Description of ACIP's mission to preserve and make Eastern scriptural texts available in computerized form. A selection of texts from the Kangyur, Tengyur, and Sungbum, in Romanized Tibetan and Tibetan script are available to read or download. The site includes graphics of woodblock prints, reference materials, Tibetan Font software, catalogs, and a version of the Blue Annals in English. The Tibetan Book of the Dead: Transitions to the Otherworld A list of Tibetan volumes of the Bardo Throdrol and related Bon texts. Summary and explanation of contents. |
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