You can now purchase your copy of Ringu Tulku Rinpoche’s new Heart Wisdom book, ‘Like Dreams and Clouds’, through the Amazon website here.
Note that you need to click on the “2 new” link to purchase the book, as Amazon themselves have not got the book in stock yet.
To order multiple copies, please contact publications@bodhicharya.org
(A discount of 35% is available for orders of 10 or more books)
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Emptiness & InterdependenceThe Fourth book in the Heart Wisdom series, by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, will be available from early December 2011. It is a beautiful and concise exploration of core topics of dharma practice which should interest new students and experienced practitioners alike.
Emptiness or Interdependence describes the key philosophical view of Buddhism. An experiential understanding of this is the basis for appreciating Buddhist teaching deeply. Ringu Tulku gives us a short, clear, step-by-step practical discussion of this central topic and looks at how it applies to our lives.
This teaching is combined in this edition with a revised edit of another favorite teaching by Ringu Tulku which was originally published as the first in the Heart Wisdom series. This covers Mahamudra and Dzogchen: approaches which provide skilful means and an overall path by which we can realize the true nature of ourselves, our world and all things – as none other than emptiness or interdependence.
This latest book of Rinpoche’s teachings is brought to you by a concerted effort of many students. With thanks to Margaret Ford for overseeing and coordinating the project to bring this teaching into concrete form and Paul O’Connor for continuing to provide inspiring layout for Rinpoche’s teachings. And with appreciation of the whole Bodhicharya Publications team, many of whom have contributed to this edition; and also all the students who organised teachings and took part in the gatherings this book came out of.
You can purchase this book by contacting Publications here or via Amazon.
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The Fourth book in the Heart Wisdom series, by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, will be available from early December. It is a beautiful and concise exploration of core topics of dharma practice which should interest new students and experienced practitioners alike.
Emptiness or Interdependence describes the key philosophical view of Buddhism. An experiential understanding of this is the basis for appreciating Buddhist teaching deeply. Ringu Tulku gives us a short, clear, step-by-step practical discussion of this central topic and looks at how it applies to our lives.
This teaching is combined in this edition with a revised edit of another favorite teaching by Ringu Tulku which was originally published as the first in the Heart Wisdom series. This covers Mahamudra and Dzogchen: approaches which provide skilful means and an overall path by which we can realize the true nature of ourselves, our world and all things – as none other than emptiness or interdependence.
This latest book of Rinpoche’s teachings is brought to you by a concerted effort of many students. With thanks to Margaret Ford for overseeing and coordinating the project to bring this teaching into concrete form and Paul O’Connor for continuing to provide inspiring layout for Rinpoche’s teachings. And with appreciation of the whole Bodhicharya Publications team, many of whom have contributed to this edition; and also all the students who organised teachings and took part in the gatherings this book came out of.
The book is available on Amazon here.
To order multiple copies, please contact publications@bodhicharya.org
(A discount of 35% is available for orders of 10 or more books)
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Jet Mort captured these happy images to share with us showing Rinpoche signing the Chenrezig book in the shop with a queue of those waiting to get their book signed, those engrossed in reading the book and Bernie Hartley doing a sterling job as Rigul Trust ambassador for distributing the books.
We, have received so much positive feedback from this beautiful book – it is a complete practice book with the commentary and the sadhana. The sadhana contains the Tibetan script, the phonetics and the English translation.
Please click on this link for further delights of the book: http://www.rigultrust.org/chenrezig_book.html
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A Commentary by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche.This new book, available from 31st of March 2011, presents a wonderful introduction to both new comers and old timers – it’s so nourishing and warms the cockles of our hearts! An inspiring and beautiful book by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, it presents a complete approach for generating and working with loving kindness and compassion in our every day lives, making ourselves, and the world, a better place.
The book is beautifully illustrated with colour diagrams to aid visualisation and includes both a drawing and print of a traditional Tibetan painting of Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion, by the renowned thanka painter R. D. Salga.
Available at www.rigultrust.org.
For further information please also contact www.rigultrust.org and not Bodhicharya Publications.
Paperback: 160 pages
ISBN 978-0-9568133-0-5
Dimensions: 170mm x 170mm
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A Commentary by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche.This new book, available from 31st of March 2011, presents a wonderful introduction to both new comers and old timers – it’s so nourishing and warms the cockles of our hearts! An inspiring and beautiful book by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche, it presents a complete approach for generating and working with loving kindness and compassion in our every day lives, making ourselves, and the world, a better place.
The book is beautifully illustrated with colour diagrams to aid visualisation and includes both a drawing and print of a traditional Tibetan painting of Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion, by the renowned thanka painter R. D. Salga.
Pre-order this inspiring and beautiful book now at www.rigultrust.org.
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This book contains three separate adapted and edited public talks given by Ringu Tulku over a number of years. “Rebirth” was given in Glasgow, Scotland in 1995; “Working with a Spiritual Teacher” in Sussex, England in 1999 and “Death and Dying” in London, England in 2008.
You can purchase this book by contacting Publications here or via Amazon here.
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HH The 17th Gyalwang Karmapa.
Translated by Ringu Tulku.
Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: Hay House UK Ltd
ISBN-10: 1401923003
ISBN-13: 978-1401923006
Dimensions: 17.8 x 17.5 x 2.3 cm
One of the most important and revered figures in Tibetan Buddhism, the Karmapa shows how the wisdom of an ancient tradition resonates with our fast-paced, globally connected lives. His advice, insights and reflections on topics ranging from the environment and social responsibility to relationships and freedom are juxtaposed with bold and often unexpected contemporary images, which illuminate the timeless teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. Open to any page and find guidance on how to live more consciously and caringly, and learn how to create a better world for yourself and future generations.
His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, is the spiritual head of the Karma Kagyu, one of the major Tibetan Buddhist schools. The Karmapas are Tibet’s great wisdom teachers, and the oldest lineage in Tibetan Buddhism. The 17th Karmapa’s dramatic escape to India in 1999 and his current mission to be of benefit to people of all cultures have propelled him onto the world stage. In 2008, he made his historic first visit to America. The 17th Karmapa currently resides at Gyuto Tantric Monastery, near Dharamsala, India.
Reviews:
“This book is an actual meeting with this great spiritual being. It is a feast for the eyes, a spur to the intellect, and a balm for the heart. As I moved from spread to spread of always significant and beautiful photography, I savored the aphorisms and found them moving, thought-provoking, and delightful. It is historic in a unique way. I totally recommend it.”
– Robert Thurman, Prof. of Buddhist Studies, Columbia University; President, Tibet House US
“In our times of conflict and imbalance, the presence of great beings of wisdom and compassion, such as the 17th Karmapa, is a powerful source of hope and inspiration, and a reminder that we must be the change that we want to see in the world. His words of wisdom provide deep insights into our modern world, symbolized here by the striking images gathered in this wonderful book.”
- Matthieu Ricard, author of Happiness: A Guide to Developing Life’s Most Important Skill
“The youthful Karmapa is emerging as one of the great spiritual teachers of the modern age, with a wisdom and facility to distill the traditional complexities of Buddhist philosophy into contemporary values and truths. The Future is Now will enrich and inspire people of all ages and beliefs.”
– Mick Brown, author of The Dance of 17 Lives: The Incredible Story of Tibet’s 17th Karmapa
Available at Amazon here
Front cover image: James Gritz / © Karmapa Foundation
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A commentary by Ringu Tulku Rinpoche taken from a series of teachings given by Ringu Tulku in Brussels in 1996. Rinpoche gave the teachings at the request of Samye Dzong Brussels.
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