Mountain dharma. Part I. Basis. The ocean of a certain meaning. Special and final essential
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Dolpola Sherab Gyalzen (1292-1361), one of the greatest teachers of the dharma of medieval Tibet, the embodiment of King Shambhala and the tenth holder of the Kalachakrae transmission line, and devoted his treatise to the Mountain Dharma’s treatise and substantiating the main provisions of Madhyamak-Ventong. In it, the author seeks to show that the teaching he develops has deep roots in the previous Buddhist tradition, and for this purpose he leads many quotes from a wide variety of text sources.
The treatise consists of three parts devoted to the discussion of three aspects of the doctrine - the foundations, path and fetus. The main issues considered in the first part of the treatise proposed here are the relationship between Samsara and Nirvana, the constancy and unhappy of the nature of the Buddha, the absolute aspect of the three jewelry, the distinction between the self and great self, etc
The treatise consists of three parts devoted to the discussion of three aspects of the doctrine - the foundations, path and fetus. The main issues considered in the first part of the treatise proposed here are the relationship between Samsara and Nirvana, the constancy and unhappy of the nature of the Buddha, the absolute aspect of the three jewelry, the distinction between the self and great self, etc
Author:
Author:Dolpop Sherab Gyalzen
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907432-99-4
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