Published: Dec. 07, 2012
Words: 2,220 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301703722

Short description

Description: A Tibetan Buddhist classic by Thogme Zangpo, 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva is given a lovingly expanded and updated translation and commentary by Brian Robertson. For beginners to longtime students the book is a practical manual and contains such famous lines such as: "All suffering comes from wanting only your own happiness. Perfect awakening is born from wanting to benefit others."

Extended description

A Tibetan Buddhist classic by Thogme Zangpo, 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva is given a lovingly expanded and updated translation and commentary by Buddhist writer Brian Robertson. The book is perfect for beginners or longtime students and is a practical manual about how an Awakening Being acts and handles life's occasional rough spots -- like in themselves and with other people! The book contains such famous lines such as: "All suffering comes from wanting only your own happiness. Perfect awakening is born from wanting to benefit others."

Tags

awakening, bodhisattva, buddhism, tibet, tibetan buddhism, bodhisattva vow, bodhichitta, gyalsey thokmey sangpo, thogme zangpo, thogmed zangpo, togme zongpo, tokme zangpo, 37 practices of a bodhisattva, ngulchu thogme zangpo, nglchu thogma, nglchu thogme zangpo, sangpo

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Review by: Robert Mason on Jan. 30, 2013 :
Great book. Breaks down teachings of Buddhism into very easy to understand forms.
I will refer back to this text often.
In gratitude.
RM
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