Chetsun Nyingtik. TBRC volume W27887. A collection of visionary texts, sadhanas, empowerments, and explanations upon the lce btsun nying thig revealed by Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo (1820-1892).
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Commentary to the famous text "A Guide to the Bodhisattva's Way of Life."
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Commentary on the ninth chapter of the Bodhicaryavatara....
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Commentary on the practice of Vajrakilaya written by Yeshe Tsogyal, fusing the three distinct traditions of Vajrakilaya taught to her by her teachers, the three great vajra masters.........
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The Works of Adzom Drugpa, Lerab Lingpa and other Great Masters.
2 Volumes (can be ordered individually)
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Commentary on the 21 Taras
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Commentary on the Heart Sutra.
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This collection includes precious root texts by Dudjom Rinpoche with breathtaking commentaries by Thinley Norbu Rinpoche.
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Volume 9 of Dorje Dechen Lingpa's Collected Works.
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Commentary on the practice of chod.
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Dudjom Lingpa's revealed treasures of the practices and teachings of the Chod Cycle of Troma Nagmo ,The Extremely Wrathful Black Mother. Root Terma texts have been edited by Dudjom Jigdral Yeshe Dorje.
1 Volume.
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Explanation of Tendrel Nyingpo
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Longchenpa's extensive Secret Essence commentary called "Dispelling Darkness in the Ten Directions." This is volume 26 of the Nyingma Kama.
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This Dzogchen commentary on the Secret Essence Tantra by Mipham Rinpoche is Volume 27 of the Nyingma Kama. In Tibetan it is called "Osel Nyingpo."
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This Secret Essence commentary, written by Dodrub Tenpai Nyima, is Volume 35 of the Nyingma Kama. In Tibetan it is called "Dzod Kyi De Mig."
1 Volume.
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Kunzang Lamai Zhal Lung: The Words of My Perfect Teacher, the Ngondro Commentary to the Longchen Nying Tig composed by Patrul Rinpoche from the teachings of his Root Lama.
1 Volume.
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Commentary on Tara by the 1st Dalai Lama plus an accomplishment practice of Green Tara
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Commentary on the union of the two completion stage traditions of Mahamudra and Dzogchen. Written by Karma Chagme Rinpoche, a direct successor to the inspiration of Karmapa Karma Pakshi, the source for this tradition of uniting the two traditions.
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