Well-Intentioned Notes on the Ngondro of the Dzogpa Chenpo meditation-shrine representing Hayagriva

representing Hayagriva

eventually spending the remaining twelve years of his life revitalizing Buddhism in Tibet

the most famous book of the teachings of this great female saint and yogini of 11th-12th century Tibet

Chagdud Rinpoche named the incense P'hul-jung Men-po

A Guide to the So-Called Preliminary Practices

Well-Intentioned Notes on the Ngondro of the Dzogpa Chenpo meditation-shrine representing HayagrivaDispelling the Darkness of Mind in Those of Lesser Intelligence By Nubpa Thrinley Rinpoche Introduction by Lama Chodak Gyatso Nubpa Nubpa Trinley Rinpoche composed a number of treatises; only one or two samplings of his works found their way out of Tibet. This text is from the direct and unbroken oral instruction lineage of the Longchen Nyingthig, which is like pure, unalloyed gold, filled with inconceivable blessings. This lineage was passed from the