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Naturally Liberating Whatever You Meet:
Instructions to Guide You on the Profound Path

By Khenpo Gangshar

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10 pages

It is very important to distinguish between mind and awareness.

Vajrayana Buddhism didn’t lose simple meditation so much as bury it under successive conceptual layers.

About: Vajrayāna Buddhist Meditation

Translated by Erik Pema Kunsang. Published in 2005 (Ward Brisick ed.) by Rangjung Yeshe.

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