Perfect freedom : the great value of being human : a lightly edited transcript of teachings / by Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche.
By: Thubten Zopa, Rinpoche
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TextSeries: Wisdom intermediate transcript: Publisher: Boston : Wisdom Publications, 1995Edition: Revised editionDescription: 82 pages ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeContained works: Thubten Zopa, Rinpoche, 1945- How to practice the thought transformation teaching entitled: The ever-flowing nectar of bodhicitta annihilating the demon of the self-cherishing mindSubject(s): Liberty -- Religious aspects -- Islam | Bodhicitta (Buddhism) | Spiritual life -- Buddhism
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"Given in September 1984, at Tushita Retreat Centre, Dharamsala, India."
First published in Nepal, 1988.
Includes a "fully revised and updated version of a practice related to the eight verses of thought transformation composed by Lama Zopa entitled: How to practice the thought transformation teaching entitled: The ever-flowing nectar of bodhicitta annihilating the demon of the self-cherishing mind."