Path to Enlightenment. Lectures on Je Tsongkhapa

Big Guide Zhey Tsongkapy, who saw the light in 1402 was a turning work that determines and protecting against alternative interpretations a completely special interpretation of emptiness as absolute reality. In the history of Tibetan Buddhism, this work was the subject of hot discussions and had a huge influence. Tsongkapa wrote his work in 1402, four years after gained full enlightenment, in the Radaang monastery on Mount Gongniel over the place of privacy in Olke, where he spent five years in herchings. In subsequent years, he was committed to one goal - to turn the liberating teachings of the Buddha and its numerous successors to Atishi (982-1054) into an impeccable lifting mechanism on the path to enlightenment, affordable for the widest range of people. The book gives readers everything you need to promote the steps of the Great Way. It is short and simple, not exceeding the level for beginners, but at the same time inviting more experienced disciples to new research, deeper insights and self-improvement. This is a quintessence of what can be open only by a truly great teacher about the potential and reality of human wisdom and compassion