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October 2021Emotionale Befreiung
Wie wir Stress in Lebenskraft umwandeln
by Ponlop Rinpoche, Dzogchen
Aus dem amerikanischen Englisch von Susanne Kahn-Ackermann
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February 2011Rebell Buddha
Aufbruch in die Freiheit
by Ponlop Rinpoche, Dzogchen / Übersetzt von Wallossek, Michael
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August 2015Emotionale Befreiung
Wie wir Stress in Lebenskraft umwandeln
by Ponlop Rinpoche, Dzogchen / Übersetzt von Kahn-Ackermann, Susanne
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August 2006Dzogchen
Die Herz-Essenz der Großen Vollkommenheit. Eine Sammlung von Dzogchen-Belehrungen Seiner Heiligkeit des Dalai Lama im Westen
by Dalai Lama, Karin Behrendt, Sogyal Rinpoche
Dzogchen, die Herz-Essenz der Großen Vollkommenheit, zählt zu den Grundbegriffen des tibetischen Buddhismus. Dzogchen geht davon aus, daß jeder Augenblick und jede Lebenssituation perfekt und vollkommen sind, es gibt weder einen Mangel noch ein Zuviel. Als spirituelle Praxis ermöglichen uns diese Lehren, allem, was in unserem Leben geschieht, mit einer entspannten, freudvollen Offenheit zu begegnen. In diesem Buch führt Seine Heiligkeit der Dalai Lama in die Dzogchen-Praxis ein und verdeutlicht ihre Ähnlichkeiten und Unterschiede zur Tradition des Höchsten Yogatantra. Darüber hinaus gibt er praktische Anleitungen, wie diese Lehren im alltäglichen Leben anzuwenden sind.
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July 2006Funken der Erleuchtung
Buddhistische Weisheit für jeden Tag des Jahres
by Rinpoche, Sogyal
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January 1991Den Pfad des Buddha gehen
Eine Einführung in die meditative Praxis des tibetischen Buddhismus von den vorbereitenden Übungen bis zur höchsten Stufe der Meditation
by Kalu, Rinpoche / Übersetzt von Eggert, Jochen
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September 2010Der direkte Weg zur Erleuchtung
Dzogchen-Meditation nach den Bön-Lehren Tibets
by Wangyal Rinpoche, Tenzin / Übersetzt von Kierdorf, Theo
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September 2017Der entspannte Geist
In 7 Schritten immer tiefer meditieren
by Dza Kilung Rinpoche / Übersetzt von Lehner, Jochen
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July 2010Funken der Erleuchtung
Buddhistische Weisheit für jeden Tag des Jahres
by Sogyal Rinpoche / Übersetzt von Geist, Thomas
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July 2010Das tibetische Buch vom Leben und vom Sterben
Ein Schlüssel zum tieferen Verständnis von Leben und Tod
by Sogyal Rinpoche / Übersetzt von Geist, Thomas; Übersetzt von Behrendt, Karin
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September 2009Geflüsterte Weisheit
Die Lehren des Eremiten vom Berge
by Rinpoche, Kalu / Herausgegeben von Selandia, Elizabeth; Deutsch Geist, Thomas
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July 2001Geflüsterte Weisheit
Die Lehren des Eremiten vom Berge
by Kalu Rinpoche / Vorwort von Tai Situpa XII.; Herausgegeben von Selandia, Elizabeth
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Religious & spiritual fictionJanuary 2020Ciento once mil
by Díaz Latorre, José Ignacio
This novel narrates part of the life of Naraka Patel, but it could also have narrated that of anyone else, a path always riddled with evidence that we must learn to interpret.The young Naraka escapes from his family at a very young age. He lived in a small village near Delhi, and was fleeing from an abusive father who was about to kill him. On his way he grows, and crosses the north of India until he reaches Kathmandu (Nepal), where he enters as a Buddhist monk in a monastery, being recognized as the incarnation of Lama Savitri Parvati Rinpoche.Throughout his exciting life experience he achieves enlightenment, becoming the lama of the well-known Kopan monastery. He ends his days in an isolated retreat in a cave in the Mustang region of northern Nepal, where using the "Phowa" technique he achieves a lucid and conscious death.Naraka, during his retirement, writes multiple texts, this book being a small part specially dedicated to western culture, where some of his valuable and fully valid teachings are shown.
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FictionApril 2021Taming Of the Sheep
by Chen-Fu Hsu
The novel integrates Tibet's natural history, travel notes, and lyrical literature in describing the demise and dilemmas of Tibet's natural scenery and humanistic customs – a sorrowful elegy lamenting the passing of utopia. In search of snow leopards, a traveler broke through countless obstacles to reach the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and was allowed to conduct a 72-day snow leopard survey at the Conservation Research Station. Time passes, and he opens his travel log by accident only to find that his heart is still in Tibet – the decision to take a leave of absence from school, returning to the Plateau thrice – what is he looking for now? In the 1950s, Udagawa Huihai entered Tibet illegally through India to understand the subtleties of Buddhism at a time when the Tibetan army and the People's Liberation Army engaged in guerrilla warfare. He eventually settles down in Lhasa, living together with Rinpoche, resulting in TAMING THE SHEEP. Utilizing two different time and space plot lines, Chen-Fu Hsu supplements his tale with the Tibetan drama "Princess Wencheng," folding together important historical scenes from the seventh century, twentieth century, and contemporary Tibet. All events traverse beyond the limitations of time. In detail, one observes the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where most people think the Buddha's light shines – we recognize that it has never been calm. After cultural transplantation in the Han Dynasty, the Cultural Revolution swept through, afforestation and grazing ceased, Tibetans not only lived like mayflies but their original nature and life had already gone through several calamities and drifted with the times. From the perspective of contemporary travelers, we observe the biological phenomena of Tibet. Mirroring the natural balance of grassland ecology and the Tibetan natural history, from shale to pikas, snow leopards, vultures, etc., Hsu also describes sheep epidemics from environmental history and geography. Ecological issues such as mining pollution, prairie rat disaster, and agricultural and animal husbandry conflicts reflect Tibet's emotional identity and economic development battles. Exquisite philosophies, metaphors, integrating ecology, geography, drama, architecture, travel notes, against a beautiful context – the book depicts the human landscape, herder culture, and the nature of Tibetan in a meticulous manner. In addition to showing the author's depth and displaying his rich experience in learning and training, we also witness his loving care for the land. In an elegiac form, THE TAMING OF THE SHEEP allows readers to see how history repeats itself on this Plateau and the plight of its people.
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MemoirsTHE BUDDHA SAT RIGHT HERE
A Family Odyssey Through India and Nepal
by Dena Moes
Dena Moes, her husband, and their preteen daughters shouldered backpacks and walked away from their American life to criss-cross India and Nepal for eight months. Their journey led them to His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the tree where the Buddha sat, and Amma the Divine Mother. From the banks of the Ganges to the Himalayan roof of the world, this enthralling memoir is an unforgettable odyssey, a moving meditation on motherhood and marriage, and a spiritual quest, written with humor and honesty—and filled with love and awe.
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September 2019Life Wants To Live
Real Stories of Tibetan Refugees
by Paola Martani
The book holds a collection of testimonies tells the heart-wrenching and inspiringstories of Tibetan exiles living as refugees in India. The tales were originally toldto Paola Martani as she researched for her thesis in the Himalayan mountains,where she lived for years as a local, learning the language, religion and mythology.In the pages of this book Martani shares her experiences in this spiritually richland while telling the stories of the remarkable individuals she encountered there.
