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Karma Chakme’s Mountain Dharma is a complete text for those who want to practice Tibetan Buddhism, translated and published by KTD Publications in four volumes.

Volume Four explores the conduct and lifestyle that create an appropriate framework for Dharma: how to relate to the sangha; incorporating insights on how to benefit others through the traditions of scholarship and realization. It also includes a comprehensive exploration of the phenomenon of death. We are offered a chapter on Balaha, a horse known to be the emanation of the bodhisattva Chenrezik and a practice method that corresponds to Balaha’s heroism that leads to rebirth in a pure realm.

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Karma Chakme’s Mountain Dharma is a complete text for those who want to practice Tibetan Buddhism, translated and published by KTD Publications in four volumes.

Volume Three opens with concise bardo teachings as well as instructions on benefiting people in the bardo state. The book continues with instructions and advice for the practitioner including protecting oneself from potential threats with loving-kindness and compassion; purifying obscurations through invoking wisdom deities; learning the signs that arise during practice; recognizing when your practice gets off track and eradicating the causes; utilizing methods to develop one’s practice; and bringing the five mental afflictions (desire, anger, ignorance, jealousy, and pride) to the path.

བར་དོའི་གདམས་པ་ཚངས་སྤྲུགས་སུ་གདབ་པ་གནད་ཀྱི་མན་ངག་བཞུགས། །

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“Kluczowe instrukcje: kompletna prezentacja porad dotyczących bardo” to esencjonalne wskazówki dotyczące praktyki w bardo umierania, dharmaty i stawania się, z perspektywy nauk Dzogczien. Skomponowane w formie wierszowanej przez jednego z najwybitniejszych mistrzów lini Ningma – Longcziena Rabdziampę (1308-1364).

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Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche gives an exceptionally clear explanation of Aspiration for the Bardo, graciously elucidating its more obscure points. His commentary instructs on what to practice and how to train ourselves at every point of opportunity, in this very life, “whether in the waking state or the dream state,” and even within the bardo experience itself.