Sodargye Khenpo The Diamond Cutter Sutra: A Commentary by Dzogchen Master Khenpo Sodargye 9781614295860

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Автор: Sodargye Khenpo
Название: The Diamond Cutter Sutra: A Commentary by Dzogchen Master Khenpo Sodargye
ISBN: 9781614295860
Издательство: Wisdom Publications
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ISBN-10: 1614295867
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 240
Вес: 0.32 кг.
Дата издания: 25.08.2020
Язык: English
Размер: 226 x 152 x 15
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
Подзаголовок: A commentary by dzogchen master khenpo sodargye
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Поставляется из: Англии
Описание: Khenpo Sodargye translates and provides commentary on the Diamond Cutter Sutra, the oldest printed book in China, shedding light on the Buddhas teachings on how to destroy attachment without being led astray; the author is a household name in China and his books and CDs sell in the millions in China.

In the profound teachings of the Diamond Cutter Sutra, the Buddha offers a view of the world that deconstructs our normal categories of experience to show us that what we think are real entities in the world are actually our conceptualizations. The Buddha teaches us to cut our attachment to all phenomena and to the I, which are empty of inherent existence, and in so doing, cut the root cause of our suffering. Yet without wise guidance we may think that because all phenomena are empty there is no need to be attached to virtue, and thus we fall into the worst trap of all--an attachment to emptiness. How do we destroy our attachment without being led astray?

With this question in mind, Dzogchen Master Khenpo Sodargye provides sparkling commentary on the Diamond Cutter Sutra so that we understand its actual meaning, thus preparing us to understand the view of the Great Perfection and Mahamudra. Before recognizing the nature of the mind, we learn we must hold on to things that are virtuous and right. Like a boat, these can help us cross a river; until we reach the other shore, it makes no sense to give them up.

The Diamond Cutter Sutra: A Commentary by Dzogchen Master Khenpo Sodargye, Sodargye Khenpo