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| A Teaching on the Tashi
Prayer
By
Venerable Bardor Tulku Rinpoche
Booklet, 32 pages,
US$11.95 + shipping
Price includes the actual sadhana, which is
separate, in Tibetan, English and phonetics.
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| The Tashi Prayer is
a short text written by Khenchen Mipham (1846
- 1912), a major figure in 19th Century Tibetan
Buddhism. The prayer is a condensation of the
much longer Sutra of the Words of Auspiciousness,
which was taught by Shakyamuni Buddha. The purpose
of the prayer is to pay homage to and supplicate
four kinds of awakened beings (Buddhas, male
bodhisattvas, female bodhisattvas, and protectors)
so as to receive their blessings for both spiritual
and worldly success. This in-depth teaching
by Bardor Rinpoche, which is based on Mipham's
own commentary to the prayer, will provide a
very helpful explanation for those who do the
Tashi Prayer, as well as an authentic glimpse
into the role of prayer in Tibetan Buddhist
practice.
Tashi Prayer Sadhana
Venerable Bardor Tulku Rinpoche
is a resident lama at Karma Triyana Dharmachakra
Monastery (KTD) in Woodstock, New York. KTD
is the North American seat of His Holiness
Urgyen Trinley Dorje, the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa,
head of the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism.
Bardor Rinpoche was recognized as a tulku
(reincarnate lama) by His Holiness the 16th
Gyalwa Karmapa, and trained at Rumtek Monastery
in Sikkim, India. Rinpoche has been instrumental
in the building and development of KTD, and
an active teacher of Buddhism for many years.
General Buddhism/Meditation
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