Tsongkapa's masterpiece appears here with a commentary by the illustrious Pabongka Rinpoche (1878-1941), generally regarded as the foremost Tibetan teacher of Buddhism during the last century. The work has been translated by Geshe Lobsang Tharchin, one of the last Busshist masters of old Tibet.

The Principal Teachings of Buddhism by Tsongkapa

Tsongkapa

Paljor Publications

Born in renowned Nyingma family and brought up at a late age in the Gelugpa tradition, Tsangyang Gyatsho proved to be an uncomfortable blend of the tow traditions. But leaving aside the unfortunate politics that surrounded his desolate life, Tsangyang Gyatsho brought to holy Lhasa and Shol taverns some of the purest and most beautiful lyrics of all times. Extraordinary as a lover of wine and women, melodious as a singer of love songs and above all, tragic as a national hero of the status of a Dalai Lama, reduced to become a heroic pawn at the hands of Qosot Lhazang Khan, Tsangyang Gyatso became a legend within his short lifetime. Worshipped and loved by the Tibetan people with stainless faith, Tsangyang Gyathsho's song became famous in every corner of Tibet reviving once again the fascination of simple folk poetry.

Songs of the 6th Dalai Lama

Literature & Fiction

Dalai Lama VI

Mythology & Folk Tales

As a preliminary practice (Tibetan:ngon-dro) it begins with sutra meditations on the value and potential of this human life, its frailty and the inevitability of death, the infallibility of karmic actions and their consequences, and the suffering of worldly existence. Following the recognition of these common truths it continues, leading the spiritual aspirant into refuge in the Three Supreme Jewels and, for a Mahayanist (whose selfless attitude is based on pure love and compassion), into activation of the awakening mind - bodhicitta. The work then unites these meditations with a series of practices exclusive to the tantric path - Vajrasattva purification, mandala offering, union with the spiritual master, the chod practice of cutting duality at its source and so forth. This is not only a preliminary practice but actually provides a complete means in itself for attaining the fully awakened state. The entire translation is accompanied by the actual Tibetan text.

The Dzogchen: Innermost Essence Preliminary Practice

Religion & Spirituality

Jig-Me Ling-Pa

Buddhism

The Guru Puja

UNKNOWN

Opening the Mind and Generating Good Heart

Dalai-Lama, Xiv

The liberalization of political and intellectual life in China and the rise of Tibetan exile communities throughout the world have produced a resurgence of spoken and written Tibetan. These developments, together with increasing contacts between Western scholars and Tibetans, have created a widening circle of English-speakers--in government, business, academia, and elsewhere--who need to speak or write Tibetan with precision and clarity. For these people, and for others who want to communicate with Tibetans in their own language, Professor Goldstein's Dictionary will be an indispensable aid. The first scholarly English-Tibetan dictionary, as well as the only one that is semantically sensitive, this work specifies the Tibetan terms that correspond to the submeanings of a single English term. Containing roughly 16,000 main entries, most of which have multiple subentries, the Dictionary treats a total of 45,000 lexical items. Each entry includes both the written Tibetan orthography and a phonemic notation to indicate pronunciation. Grammatical features are also noted, and all examples of usage are presented with the romanticization of the written Tibetan and phonemic notation of the spoken forms. An introductory essay familiarizes users with the main features of Tibetan grammar.

English-Tibetan Dictionary of Modern Tibetan

Reference

Melvyn C. Goldstein

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

In English (with some text in Tibetan Landuage)

A Manual of Key Buddhist Terms: Categorization of Buddhist Terminologies with Commentary (English and Tibetan Edition)

Kaba Pattseg Lotsawa

It is a commentary to Tsongkhapa's The Essence of Eloquent Speech, Praise to the Buddha for Teaching Profound Dependent Arising. It deals with two important themes of Buddhism: emptiness and dependent arising.

Harmony of Emptiness and Dependent-Arising

Gyatso, Ven. Lobsang

Traditionally the practice of Tantra is supposed to be kept secret, and this book is intended purely for those who have received the proper initiations. However, as the Dalai Lama has advised, there are great misunderstanding to which Tantra as often subjected, and are more harmful than the partial lifting of such secrecy.

Vajrayogini Sadhana and Commentary

Geshe Ngawang Dhargyey

Please note: Does not have the transliteration of the Tibetan, only Tibetan characters.

New English-Tibetan Dictionary

Norbu Chopel

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