Buddha from Dolpo. The life and teachings of the great Tibetan master of the shapoles of Sherab Gyalzen
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This book is dedicated to the life and teachings of the master of Tibetan Buddhism, the shahbo Gyalzen (1292-1361) Familiar as a Buddha from a half, he was one of the outstanding and extraordinary thinkers of Tibetan history and the greatest expert of the Kalachakra-Tantra, who outlined the view of the void-and-two (in Tibetan-Gurting)
It tells about the unique dharmic terminology of Dolpo Py, about people and texts that have influenced the development of its ingenious and for many ambiguous theories. The fate of his tradition is investigated, which in the XVII century the Tibetan government imposed censorship. In addition, information about the several most prominent followers of the woman’s doctrine is given.
It also contains translations of important works of Dolpop. One of his earliest texts is a "general review of the teachings", in which he represents his systemic view to the entire Buddhist path to enlightenment. And the "Fourth Cathedral", written by him at the end of his life, can be considered as a generalization of his ideas and a kind of summing up
It tells about the unique dharmic terminology of Dolpo Py, about people and texts that have influenced the development of its ingenious and for many ambiguous theories. The fate of his tradition is investigated, which in the XVII century the Tibetan government imposed censorship. In addition, information about the several most prominent followers of the woman’s doctrine is given.
It also contains translations of important works of Dolpop. One of his earliest texts is a "general review of the teachings", in which he represents his systemic view to the entire Buddhist path to enlightenment. And the "Fourth Cathedral", written by him at the end of his life, can be considered as a generalization of his ideas and a kind of summing up
Author:
Author:Стирнс Сайрус
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907658-12-7
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