Monklife, Part Three: Mantra, Mudra, Movement, Mask – Steps to Embodiment
Joseph Houseal
5 October 2019
Vessels of an ancient lineage
Monklife, Part Two: An Obstacle Clearing Ritual
Joseph Houseal
6 September 2019
Transmission of the Accomplishment of Mani…
Tibetan Yoga, the Hidden Treasure of Tibetan Buddhism: An Interview with Ian A. Baker
Lyudmila Klasanova
26 August 2019
Introducing a new book: Tibetan Yoga: Principles and..
Science and the Rainbow Body, Part 1: Science Meets the Rainbow Body
Asa Hershoff
11 July 2019
Our deepening understanding of biophotonics
Immortality and Invincibility, Part Two: Notions of the Body, Concrete and Subtle
Joseph Houseal
1 June 2019
Conceiving the human form in Buddhist and Taoist thought
Tibetan Bon Teacher Geshe Lhundup Gives Dzogchen Teachings in Bulgaria
Lyudmila Klasanova
31 January 2019
Geshe Lhundup in Sofia to offer Red Garuda…
Giuseppe Tucci, an Orgiastic Aha! Part Three
Joseph Houseal
7 December 2017
Familiarity with sexual power as something to honor and utilize for spiritual cultivation is not common, but upon a study of ancient cultures, we see
Strand of Jewels: My Teachers’ Essential Guidance on Dzogchen – Book Review
Ken Aronds
24 March 2016
“It is not just some old-fashioned custom to cultivate the foundational practices and tantra before doing Dzogchen. This is not an old custom—it’s the custom. If you
Approaching Vajrayana – Part Three: Path Tantra
Jakob Leschly
27 August 2015
Having previously established the context of Vajrayana in relation to the general Buddhist teachings and Buddha nature as the premise of its path,* this third
Approaching Vajrayana – Part Two: Ground Tantra and Blessing
Jakob Leschly
3 July 2015
In the first instalment* of this four-part series, we looked at how we can gradually eliminate the causes of suffering and confusion through the Sutra
Approaching Vajrayana
Jakob Leschly
8 May 2015
The path of liberation can be seen in terms of two approaches: the gradual path of the Sutra teachings and the resultant path of the
“The All-Knowing Buddha: A Secret Guide”
Tashi Chodron
21 November 2014
In 1920, a Belgian missionary posted in Inner Mongolia received a mysterious gift from a Mongolian Tibetan-Buddhist monk: 54 painted pages illustrating various Buddhas, bodhisattvas,