Action and Realization

H.E. the 7th Dzogchen Rinpoche

The Two Types of Meditation

Traleg Rinpoche

What Meditation Really Is

Sogyal Rinpoche

Bodhicitta Aspiration

Pema Chodron

Tibetan Buddhism: The Great Masters of Samadhi

The Meditative Experience

Traleg Rinpoche

Traleg Rinpoche's describes a variety of experiences that may be useful or could become obstacles to gaining true benefits from meditation. He stresses the need to avoid attachment to meditative experiences that may arise during our practice, whether they be pleasurable or painful. He teaches the need to continue to practice despite seemingly 'good' or 'bad' experiences that may arise - and how such experiences are actually a natural part of the meditative experience.

Surrender Your Aggression

Trungpa Rinpoche

Transforming Censoriousness

Robert Thurman

Bob describes how one's encounter with another of a different consciousness is the first step on the path of obtaining enlightenment. Recorded at Tibet House US, NYC, October 2006

Introduction to Tantra

Lama Yeshe

Tibet: The Story of a Tragedy