In this book Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche elaborates on key aspects of the view, meditation and action of Dzogchen practice and outlines the way in whic...

In this book Traleg Kyabgon discusses the notion of desire from Buddhist and other perspectives. He reviews commonly held beliefs of desire that ar...

If emotions simply happened to us and we have no choice in the matter, we could not speak about creating good or bad karma. If there is no choice, ...

Traleg Kyabgon skillfully illustrates how to incorporate the whole human experience onto the Buddhist path. With mastery of Western concepts, the a...

Whilst on the one hand, it is said that Mahamudra is a very advanced form of meditation, on the other, if one were already advanced one would not n...

When Buddhists say 'things arise due to causes and conditions,' they mean things come into being from a whole assembly of interrelated factors and ...

Longchenpa's Three Cycles of Natural Freedom: Oral translation and commentary is a seminal Dzogchen text that is divided into three cycles: Mind, U...

Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche’s oral translation of the ancient text "Song of Karmapa" explains the path of resting within and transforming the mind. Thi...

In THE CIRCLE OF THE SUN, Traleg Rinpoche asks: What is the starting point on the spiritual journey? It is possible that it is seeing oneself as in...

Rinpoche explains the profound meaning of Vajrayana, inclusive of the Six Yogas of Naropa, demystifying the practices and providing the necessary e...