Kindly Bent to Ease Us: Wonderment (Part 3) by Longchenpa, Herbert V. Guenther Chinese Poetry and the continued significance of

and the continued significance of these holy places

The relationship between intimacy

The aim of these meditations is to encounter directly the radiance of awareness

and energy)

Our modern world teaches us that happiness is a fleeting experience

Kindly Bent to Ease Us: Wonderment (Part 3) by Longchenpa, Herbert V. Guenther Chinese Poetry and the continued significance ofKindly Bent to Ease Us, by the renown Nyingma master Longchenpa, was translated by H. V. Guenther. This trilogy of the view, path, and fruit of the Vajrayana teachings (known in Tibet as the Trilogy of Finding Comfort and Ease) is an important introduction to rDzogchen practice by one of its foremost Vidyadharas. Part 1 sets forth the preparation, essential concepts, ethical basis, and the stages of the Bodhisattva Path necessary for approaching the