Buddhism Resources
Explore mantra, visualization, lineage, Lamrim, Vajrayāna study, and Tibetan contemplative practice.
Tibetan Buddhism
26 pages
Recite your Guru-given mantra — Om Mani Padme Hum, Vajrasattva mantra, or your yidam mantra. In Vajrayana, the mantra is the deity's speech-body, inseparable from realization.
Visualize yourself as the deity — not imagining it from outside, but arising from emptiness as the awakened form itself. This is the swift path of transformation.
The most essential Vajrayana practice — merge your mind with the Guru's mind. Through the lineage, the blessing of all the Buddhas flows. Without the Guru, there is no Vajrayana.
Breathe in the suffering of beings as dark smoke; breathe out peace, light, and happiness. Tonglen reverses self-cherishing and cultivates boundless compassion (karuṇā).
Rest in the natural state — rigpa, the ground luminosity of mind. This is not doing, not making, not seeking. Simply be the awareness that has always been awake.
Reflect on the Tibetan Book of the Dead — the luminous nature of mind at the moment of death and the practices that guide consciousness through the bardos toward liberation.
Offer the entire universe — visualized as a mandala of beauty and abundance — to the Guru and Three Jewels. Accumulate merit and wisdom simultaneously.
The Bardo Tödol — Padmasambhava's guide through death, dying, and rebirth. Recognition of clear light at the moment of death is liberation.
One of the most important Highest Yoga Tantras — the teachings on the subtle body, illusory body, and clear light mind
The great Tibetan yogi who attained enlightenment in a single lifetime through devotion to Marpa and fierce practice. His songs are direct Dharma.
The highest teaching of the Nyingma tradition — the direct introduction to rigpa, the primordial, self-aware, luminous nature of mind
The Lam Rim teachings: renunciation, Bodhicitta, and correct view of emptiness — the Mahāyāna foundation upon which Vajrayana is built
Liberation through hearing — Padmasambhava's guide through the bardos
Root tantra of the Anuttarayoga class — subtle body, illusory body, clear light
Direct Dharma in the voice of Tibet's greatest yogi-saint
The Great Perfection — direct introduction to the nature of mind (rigpa)
Tsongkhapa's Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path
Study causes, conditions, clinging, and release with clarity
Contemplative Wisdom Practice
Explore Buddhist Wisdom
Mindful Conduct (Throughout the Day)
Contemplation Practice (5–10 minutes)
Compassion Practice (10–15 minutes)
Return to Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha with sincerity and steadiness
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