Locations for Cultivating Samādhi

By Longchen Rabjam

3 pages

On mountaintops, in secluded forests and on islands and the like,
Places which are agreeable to the mind and well suited to the season

About: Buddhist Meditation The (Human) World Buddhism and Nature

Translated by Adam Pearcey. Published in 2000.

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    category={essays},
    title={{L}ocations for {C}ultivating \textit{Samādhi}},
    author={Longchen Rabjam},
    translator={Adam Pearcey},
    year=2000,
    pagecount=3,
    keywords={places,meditation,world,nature},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://www.lotsawahouse.org/tibetan-masters/longchen-rabjam/locations-cultivating-samadhi}
}

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