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Spectrum of Ecstasy : embracing the five wisdom emotions of Vajrayana Buddhism / Ngakpa Chogyam and Khandro Dechen.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : Shambhal, 2003.Description: xviii, 315 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9781590300619
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 294.3925 CHO
Summary: This book encourages readers to embrace emotional upheaval as a path of personal growth. By applying the tantric principles of dzogchen (ZOG-chen) -- an increasingly popular meditation practice that uncovers our inherent wisdom -- the practitioner learns to appreciate those aspects of emotions that express intelligence and wisdom. In Spectrum of Ecstasy, the authors explain that the path to understanding our emotions begins with meditation and the basic premise that we can be present with our experience from moment to moment.
Item type: Buddhist Philosophy
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སློབ༌གྲྭའི༌རིག་ཉམས་མྱོང་།

Includes index.


This book encourages readers to embrace emotional upheaval as a path of personal growth. By applying the tantric principles of dzogchen (ZOG-chen) -- an increasingly popular meditation practice that uncovers our inherent wisdom -- the practitioner learns to appreciate those aspects of emotions that express intelligence and wisdom. In Spectrum of Ecstasy, the authors explain that the path to understanding our emotions begins with meditation and the basic premise that we can be present with our experience from moment to moment.

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