Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton

Using Ju Mipham Rinpoche’s commentary on The Treasury of Blessings as a reference, our esteemed Lama Tenzin Sangpo elaborates on the fundamental methods we use to practice correctly and sincerely. These teachings cover a lot of territory, pertaining to motivation, view, prostrations, offerings, body posture, visualization, shamatha, mudra, mantra, and vipashyana. Through engaging authentically with each of these dimensions of practice, we acquire the merit to become blessed through our sadhana practice, thereby transforming our experience into purity. In this way, we go beyond Buddhism as a conceptual construct and enter into the true meaning of the teachings. Translated by Heidi Köppl and Catherine Dalton