The Indian master Padmasambhava occupies a special place in the hearts of practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism. By bringing tantric Buddhism to Tibet from India, he inspired a movement of awakening that for centuries has brought countless practitioners to spiritual fulfillment.

A Practice of Padmasambhava presents two practical and compelling works related to a visualization and mantra practice of Padmasambhava. This practice is based on the most important revelation of the renowned nineteenth-century treasure revealer Chokgyur Lingpa, Accomplishing the Guru's Mind: Dispeller of All...

Mabja's Ornament of Reason is considered to be one of the greatest Tibetan commentaries on N?g?rjuna's crucial work, Root of the Middle Way. The teaching revolves around the two truths - conventional and ultimate reality. This is alternatively explained as dependent origination empty of all mental constructions of ultimate truth, along with the results of realization. Both N?g?rjuna's text and Mabja's commentary are included here.