The Buddhism of Tibet

The Buddhism of Tibet contains four texts that the Dalai Lama wrote or selected for Western readers. The Buddhism of Tibet provides a brief introduction to the main topics and core practices of Buddhism. The Key to the Middle Way provides a concise and clear explanation of the nature of emptiness. The Precious Garland of Nagarjuna describes the bodhisattva path to compassion and provides a concise analysis of Buddha’s teachings on emptiness. The Song of the Four Mindfulnesses is a short poem by the 7th Dalai Lama, which is accompanied by a commentary from the current Dalai Lama. The Buddhism of Tibet contains all the essentials for sutra and transtra. It can be used to meditate on the mindfulness, altruism and deity yoga of the guru. Review by Midwest Book Review
The Buddhism of Tibet is made up of four texts. The first two were written by the 14th Dalai Lama and the second two by him. The Buddhism of Tibet describes the main topics and core practices of Buddhism. The Key to the Middle Way guides the student to the truth of emptyness. The Precious Garland of Nagarjuna is well-known for its description of the Bodhisattva path to compassion and its concise analysis of Buddha’s teachings on emptiness. The Song of the Four Mindfulnesses includes all the essentials of tantra and sutra. It can be used to meditate on mindfulness of the Guru, altruism and deity yoga, as well as emptyness.