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Welcome to Dechen Ling Press! |
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Dechen Ling Press is dedicated to providing practice texts and commentaries for Tibetan Buddhist Practitioners of the Gelug tradition. David Gonsalez (also the director of Dechen Ling Tibetan Buddist Center in Seattle, Washington) is the translator of those texts that range from the Heruka Root Tantra to practice texts (sadhanas) of more common practices like Chenrezig, Medicine Buddha, and Amitayus. His goal is to provide fresh and practicable new translations of these extremely profound texts and their commentaries.
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NEW: Vajrayogini Practice Texts |
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Available Now: Vajrayogini Practice Texts
In anticipation of David's forthcoming translation of Je Pabonkha's essential Vajrayogini commentary (see article below) Dechen Ling Press has published a number of practice texts that are available for immediate download. Check out the new Vajrayogini section of our online store.
The following new texts are available:
- Extensive Sadhana of Vajrayogini - Middling Sadhana of Vajrayogini - Extremely Abbreviated Sadhana of Vajrayogini - The Combined Practice of Vajrayogini and Six Session Guru Yoga - The Transference of Consciousness (Powa) of Vajrayogini Father and Mother - The Transference of Consciousness (Powa) of the Solitary Mother - Concise Commentary on the Generation Stage of Vajrayogini
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NEW: Yamantaka Practice Texts |
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Available Now: Yamantaka Solitary Hero Practice Texts
In anticipation of David's forthcoming translation of two essential Yamantaka commentaries (see article below) Dechen Ling Press has published a number of practice texts that are available for immediate download. Check out the new Yamantaka section of our online store.
The following new texts are available:
- The Extensive Sadhana of Solitary Hero Yamantaka - Yamantaka Middling Sadhana - Yamantaka Short Self-Generation Sadhana - Yamantaka Concise Self-Initiation Sadhana - Yamantaka Lama Chopa Sadhana - Yamantaka Lama Chopa Self Initiation
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Heruka Chakrasamvara Five Deity Practice and Commentary |
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SOURCE OF SUPREME BLISS: Heruka Chakrasamvara Five Deity Practice and Commentary by Ngulchu Dharmabhadra, and The First Panchen Lama, Losang Chökyi Gyaltsen, translated by David Gonsalez Paperback, 248 pages, $50.00
Available in August 2010 from Snow Lion Publications
Restriction: In order to read this text you must have received a Highest Yoga Tantra initiation. In order to do the practice you must have received the Heruka Five Deity initiation.
Source of Supreme Bliss is the first English translation of the Highest Yoga Tantra system of Heruka Chakrasamvara Five Deity and is a vast treasure of material related to this practice. This book will be indispensable for anyone currently engaging in the practice or wishing to undertake this practice in the future, and will provide rich and profound insights for those interested in Highest Yoga Tantra in general. Everything needed to engage in the practice of Heruka Five Deity is included within the pages of this book. |
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Now Available: Yamantaka Commentaries |
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The Roar of Thunder: A Commentary to the Practice of Yamantaka and a collection of associated ritual practices
Now Available from Snow Lion Publications
Restriction: In order to read this text you must have received a Highest Yoga Tantra initiation. In order to do the practice you must have received the full Yamantaka initiation in the Gelug tradition
The Roar of Thunder is a collection of texts related to the practice of Vajrabhairava Yamantaka. The first text in this collection is a commentary to the Thirteen Deity Vajrabhairava practice composed by Ngulchu Dharmabhadra. This text is truly phenomenal and gives rich and inspiring instruction by combining both the Ensa and Segyu lineage of instructions in a straightforward yet incredibly profound presentation. The second is a commentary to the Solitary Hero practice and was composed by the Fifth Ling Rinpoche, Losang Lungtog Tenzin Trinlay while he was in a three year Yamantaka retreat. This text is a treasure trove of oral instructions that have not been written down elsewhere and is written for yogis of Yamantaka therefore its presentation is very down to earth and direct.
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