Beautiful, clear translations of every text necessary for one of the most important Buddhist tantric practices. This book is strictly intended for those who have completed the empowerment into the five deity mandala of Heruka Chakrasamvara of Mahasiddha Ghantapa, according to the lineage of Lama Tsongkhapa. The Source of Supreme Bliss contains the first English translations of important commentaries on the Highest Yoga Tantra system of the Heruka Chakrasamvara five deity practice. Included is a lucid, practical, and deeply profound explanation of the generation stage by Ngulchu Dharmabhadra. This is followed by an extremely rare and profound commentary by the First Panchen Lama Losang Chökyi Gyaltsen on the completion stage, along with a commentary on how to perform a proper Chakrasamvara retreat. The second half of the book comprises translations of the ritual texts associated with the commentaries. Indispensable for anyone who undertakes this practice, The Source of Supreme Bliss will also provide rich and profound insights for those interested in Highest Yoga Tantra. The Dechen Ling Practice Series from Wisdom Publications is committed to furthering the vision of David Gonsalez (Venerable Losang Tsering) and the Dechen Ling Press of bringing the sacred literature of Tibet to the West by making available many never-before-translated texts.

An Introduction to Swaminarayan Hindu Theology provides a comprehensive doctrinal account of the Swaminarayan tradition's belief system, drawing on its rich corpus of theological literature, including the teachings of Swaminarayan himself and classical commentaries on canonical Vedāntic texts.

Sri Guru Raghavendra swamy , the saint of Mantralaya , the saint who enetred into Mhasamadhi while living . His Mathas are all over the world . He blesses the world of humanity who seek his blessings . Thathva Manjari is the scholarly work of Sri Raghavendra swamy about the concise form of Brahma Sutra bhashya . All the answers of the seekers of divine knowledge is explained in a very simple way . This is an effort of this writer to bring it to the common people .

Chandogya upanishad is one of the major and finest upanishads . It is the book of supreme knowledge of existence , our life and our being . This is a book of questions by the student , by the teacher , by the king and by gods and demons . All get the answers they seek for . Everything in this world is dispensable . Anything in our mind becomes a wound . Nothing in this world is permanent . Everything is Pure dynamism and expression of energy through the medium of qualities taking forms . Pure consciousness is blissful . There is no joy in anything small and limited . There is no commandment in the upanishads . There is no religion ,caste or creed and blind following in the Vedas and upanishads . Chandogya upanishad belongs to Samaveda .

Bhagavad Gita is the song of God , the supreme God of Gods Sri Krishna , who came down to earth as a human being . Sri Krishna is the eighth avatar of VIshnu , the God of Consciousness . It is only the human beings who are all divine , they become gods . Bhagavad Gita is the essence of Vedas and Upanishads . This is the teaching of Sri Krishna to Arjuna on the battle fields . Arjuna overcome by depression and despondence , refuses to fight the enemies who were against Truth and righteousness . The teachings are more relevent even today than ever before . Ignorent and evil people not knowing the truths of existence are terrorising innocent people all over the world . Bhagavad gita is the book of supreme knowledge . Every living being is divine . we are not just the body nor the Mind . we are the deathless , fearless and changeless spirit . We have to fight untruth and injustice . That is the duty of every human being . Fight we have a chance to win , weakness is sin . Surrender is worse than death . Kings also die , slaves die , warriors who fight die and those who surrender also die . Death is certain for all . Bhagavad gita shows the way to remember who we are and regain our divinity . It also shows the way to make life joyful and a celebration .

A set of commentaries that present some of the most rarefied and secret teachings within Tibetan Buddhism from the perspective of the Dalai Lama’s Gelug school. The Blazing Inner Fire of Bliss and Emptiness presents lucid translations of a pair of detailed commentaries by the famed Tibetan tantric master Ngulchu Dharmabhadra (1772–1851), illuminating a set of extremely secret and restricted tantric practices of highest yoga tantra. The first of these commentaries details the practices of the Six Yogas of Naropa, one of the most celebrated and revered systems of completion-stage practice in Tibet. Dharmabhadra presents the Six Yogas by elaborating upon Lama Tsongkhapa’s (1357–1419) masterpiece on the subject entitled Endowed with the Three Inspirations, which served as the basis for nearly all subsequent commentaries on the Six Yogas within the Gelug tradition. Ngulchu Dharmabhadra’s commentary is unique in that it presents the Six Yogas within the context of Vajrayogini practice, making this book a perfect companion piece to The Extremely Secret Dakini of Naropa (Wisdom Publications, 2020). Also contained in this book is Ngulchu Dharmabhadra’s lucid and concise commentary on the First Panchen Lama’s (1570–1662) famous Supplication for Liberation from [Fear of] the Perilous Journey of the Intermediate State. The prayer—a beautiful literary contribution from the First Panchen Lama in its own right—invokes the immediacy of death and the potential to use the process of dying as an opportunity for liberation. The prayer extols the efficacy of the “nine mixings” of the completion stage as direct means of transforming our ordinary death process by using advanced yogas presented in the first commentary on the Six Yogas. Together, these works present the reader with a vast and profound vision of spiritual transformation—one in which every aspect of human experience can be used as an opportunity for transcendence and spiritual liberation.

This fourteenth-century Tibetan classic serves as an excellent introduction to basic Buddhism as practiced throughout India and Tibet and describes the process of entering the Buddhist path through study and reflection. It begins with setting forth the structure of Buddhist education and the range of its subjects, and we’re treated to a rousing litany of the merits of such instruction. We’re then introduced to the buddhas of our world and eon—three of whom have already lived, taught, and passed into transcendence—before examining in detail the fourth, our own Buddha Shakyamuni. Butön tells the story of Shakyamuni’s past lives and then presents the path the Buddha followed (the same that all buddhas must follow). After the Buddha’s story, Butön recounts three compilations of Buddhist scriptures and then quotes from sacred texts that foretell the lives and contributions of great Indian Buddhist masters, which he then relates, concluding with the tale of the eventual demise and disappearance of the Buddhist doctrine. The text ends with an account of the inception and spread of Buddhism in Tibet, focused mainly on the country’s kings and early adopters of the foreign faith. An afterword by Ngawang Zangpo, one of the translators, discusses and contextualizes Butön’s exemplary life, his turbulent times, and his prolific works.

Jamgön Kongtrül’s ten-volume Treasury of Knowledge is a unique, encyclopedic masterpiece embodying the entire range of Buddhist teachings as they were preserved in Tibet. Tibetan Buddhist teachers expected their students to study Buddhist philosophical texts as well as practice reflection and meditation; present-day students have also realized that awakening has its source in study as well as in reflection and practice. Buddhism’s Journey to Tibet presents Kongtrül's masterful history of Buddhism in India and Tibet. Beginning with the appearance of the Buddha in our world (Book Two), it describes the Buddha's life, his enlightenment, and what he taught (Book Three) from a multitude of Buddhist viewpoints. Buddhism's transmission to and preservation in Tibet is the focus of the main part of this volume (Book Four), which describes the scriptural transmissions and lineages of meditation practice as well as the Buddhist arts that together make up the world of Tibetan Buddhism.

We are what our mind is . The seat of the Mind is our brain . Brain is the hardware . Mind is the software . Our sensory organs are the input mechanisms . our knowledge is also input . Right knowledege is Truth and that is very essential for our brain to function properly . Mind controls the brain . Mind controls all the body organs through the brain complex structure . What is Mind . Mind is what our memory is , our desires , our fears , our experiences , our beliefs , our emotions , our knowledge and our safety . As we go on acquiring knowledge and experiences of life our brain structure and wiring also goes on changing . This becomes the basis for our Mind to function and what we are . Right knowledge and good memory is essential for a joyful living and for a beautiful mind . Mind is also our craving , our addiction and Mind is our obstruction for growth and well being . Anything that stays in the mInd for too long becomes a wound . Keep Mind clear and clean for , a joyful life , clarity and understanding .