Dzogchen

The Ultimate Guide to the Practice, Meditation, Teachings, and History of a Tradition in Tibetan Buddhism

By: Mari Silva

Narrated by: Ivan Busenius

Buddhism! Tibetan Buddhism! Dzogchen! Have you ever wondered what these teachings are all about?

Are they understandable to the average individual?

Or is it some deep esoteric stuff that only a highly learned scholar can understand?

Do you want to know more about these belief systems?

Why are they gaining popularity in the modern world?

If the answer to any of the above questions is yes, you have come to the right place. This audiobook is a beginner's guide to Dzogchen practice, a form of Tibetan Buddhism believed to have existed from primordial times.

This audiobook will introduce you to many new concepts:

• What is Buddhism, and what are the nine yanas taught by it?
• What is Dzogchen, and why is it called the pinnacle of wisdom? What are the seventeen tantras in it?
• Understanding the differences and relationships between sutra, tantra, and Dzogchen.
• What are the Semde, Longe, and Menngagde teachings?
• How does one get ready and prepared to receive Dzogchen teachings?
• What is the meaning of rigpa, and how do you awaken your rigpa?
• What are the Semdzin, Trekcho, and Togal teachings?

If you want the answers to the above questions and more, click the “buy” button, and jump right into the world of Dzogchen and the meditations, teachings, and history of Tibetan Buddhism.

©2021 Mari Silva (P)2021 Mari Silva

Very Informative

This book touches on the subtlest of subtle teachings of buddhism and it is presented by the most authoritative figure of buddhism.

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