Click to download	Longchenpa's "The Introduction To The Commentary On The Great Perfection: The Nature Of Mind, The Easer Of Weariness Called The Great Chariot." The Great Chariot: A Treatise on the Great Perfection by Longchen Rapjampa. According to the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism, the "Great Perfection" (dzogchen in Tibetan) is recognized to be the apex of Buddhist thought and practice. Referred to as the "pinnacle of all vehicles," the teachings of the Great Perfection were introduced to Tibet by Padmasambhava, Vimalamitra and the translator Vairocana in the ninth century. A central theme in the Dzogchen teachings is the recognition of the nature of mind, especially its fundamental aspect called the "pristine awareness," or rigpa. It was, however, the writings of the great master Longchen Rapjampa that systematized the various aspects of the teachings of the Great Perfection thus presenting them as a cohesive philosophical and contemplative system.
Universal Responsability dur: 01:27:11 h Click to download file	. Nagarjuna's Mulamadhyamakakarika and commentary. Nagarjuna's karika translated and romanized by Stephen Batchelor with commentary by Jonah Winters.
Universal Responsability dur: 01:27:11 h Click to see Vídeo*	Video Teaching On Sunday afternoon, April 18, 2004 His Holiness gave a Public Talk, entitled "Universal Responsibility," at the Pacific Coliseum, to a capacity audience of 12,500. The event, organized by the Tibetan Cultural Society of British Columbia, was emceed by Tsewang C. Tethong. It opened with a spirited welcome by His Holiness long-time friend, Archbishop Desmond Tutu.