Tarthang Tulku

Awakening the Balanced Mind (eBook, ePUB)

A Guide to Meditation, Self-Healing, and Awareness

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Meditation is more than a practice-it is a way of living with balance, clarity, and compassion. In Awakening the Balanced Mind, one of the first great Tibetan teachers to settle in the West offers a fresh vision of meditation as presence, healing, and transformation. Originally published as Gesture of Balance in 1977, this newly revised edition features expanded guided practices and a new foreword by Ron Purser (McMindfulness). Awakening the Balanced Mind shows how meditation can be a path to a life lived more fully, rather than a practice to withdraw from life itself. The first section encourages us to look at our lives with honesty and directness. Only then in the second section are specific practices introduced, but they begin from a place of relaxation and expansion, feeling more deeply the unity between body, breath and mind. Opening to deep possibilities of self-healing, the third section builds on this foundation to create a practice of observation and engagement. It is from that state of calmness, openness and harmony that we can discover Mind itself, our shining birthright that reveals the true potential of Human Being. The final sections then open into a deep discussion of the teacher- student relationship, and how finally we find our own inner teacher, expanding effortlessly into an ever deeper relationship with ourselves and others.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dharma Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Mai 2026
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780898003482
• Artikelnr.: 75791187

Autorenporträt

Tarthang Tulku was born in 1935 in the highlands of Golok and educated by some of the most brilliant masters of his tradition, Tarthang Tulku is a pioneering teacher whose life bridges ancient wisdom and modernity. Left a refugee after the 1959 annexation of Tibet, he taught at Sanskrit University in Varanasi before coming to America in 1968, where he has established major educational, publishing, and cultural preservation projects-including the World Peace Ceremony in India and the freedistribution of millions of books to the Tibetan diaspora. Author of nearly forty works translated into eighteen languages and studied in universities worldwide, he offers a vision that continues to awaken hearts and minds with timeless wisdom for modern life