Freeing the Heart and Mind - Trichen, His Holiness the Sakya
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"Collected from teachings by His Holiness, this book is a warm and comprehensive introduction to the Sakya path. His Holiness offers explanations of both the philosophical tenets of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism-explaining both the common ground it shares with other schools of Buddhism and the things that distinguish it-and down-to-earth advice for practicing in the world today: the history of the Sakya lineage, principles of tantra, the value of retreat, ecology from a Buddhist perspective, and other commonly asked questions. A must-read for practitioners of the Sakya school-and anyone interested in a spiritual path"--…mehr

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"Collected from teachings by His Holiness, this book is a warm and comprehensive introduction to the Sakya path. His Holiness offers explanations of both the philosophical tenets of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism-explaining both the common ground it shares with other schools of Buddhism and the things that distinguish it-and down-to-earth advice for practicing in the world today: the history of the Sakya lineage, principles of tantra, the value of retreat, ecology from a Buddhist perspective, and other commonly asked questions. A must-read for practitioners of the Sakya school-and anyone interested in a spiritual path"--
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His Holiness the Sakya Trichen is the revered forty-first throne holder of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism, which dates back to 1073. He is a member of the Khon family, who have been important teachers of Buddhism in Tibet since the eighth century. A brilliant master, he manifests profound wisdom and compassion, and his command of English renders his teachings particularly beneficial to students in the West. He was born in 1945 in Sakya, Tibet, and in 1959 escaped with tens of thousands of Tibetan people to India, where he continues to live and work tirelessly to rebuild the Sakya tradition. He has guided the establishment of over thirty monasteries in India and Nepal and has helped found Sakya centers around the world. His seat in North America is Tsechen Kunchab Ling in Walden, New York.