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Longchenpa's Three Cycles of Natural Freedom
Oral Translation and Commentary
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Longchenpa' s Three Cycles of Natural Freedom:Â Oral translation and commentary is a seminal Dzogchen text that is divided into three cycles: Mind, Ultimate Reality and Equality. The ninth Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche (1959â 2012) of the Kagyu Nyingma tradition, one of the great meditation master and scholars to come out of the Tibetan diaspora, has provided a detailed oral commentary and spontaneous translation of Longchenpa' s text to help reveal the essential meaning of these profound teachings. A glimpse at each cycle - in the Mind Cycle, Longchenpa is in part concerned with our ability to comprehend and experience the freedom within the authentic state; in the Ultimate Reality Cycle, all dualistic notions are challenged as the nature of self and phenomena are revealed as the same; in the Equality Cycle, our aboriginal state is described as that which transcends conditioned existence. Within each cycle, Lonchenpa also gives concise guidelines on approaching one' s practice within a retreat situation. Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche' s renowned fluency with the English language, coupled with his own profound levels of realization, makes this translation an exciting opportunity for these transformative teachings to not only be known, but also experienced in these modern times.
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Eastern PhilosophyTable of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Foreword by Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche
- Biography of Author Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Part One. Root Text: Semnyi RangdrolâNatural Freedom of the Mind
- Part Two. Root Text: Chonyi RangdrolâNatural Freedom of Ultimate Reality
- Part Three. Root text: Nyamnyi RangdrolâNatural Freedom of Equality
- Part Four. Supplement: The Precious Boat of Bodhicitta, the Creator of All Things
- Notes
- Glossary