Mahamudra Preliminaries

The Preliminaries of Mahamudra as Daily Practice — by Khenpo Karsang Tenzin

The Unity of Wisdom and Merit
The Preliminaries of Mahamudra as Daily Practice
By 14th Shamarpa Rinpoche

1. Taking Refuge and Prostrations
2. Vajrasattva Meditation and Recitation
3. Mandala Offering
4. Guru Yoga

For Vajrayana practitioners, the practice of the Four Preliminaries is very important. According to sutras, "The Practice of the Preliminaries is more profound than the actual Practice".

Eternal Auspiciousness

- by Khenpo Karsang Tenzin

The production of this CD is meant to serve Buddhist Practitioners and in particular beginners. Allowing them to listen to the chanting of the sutras and mantras, we hope they can enjoy the Buddhism happiness in their everyday life.

1. Chenrezig Sadhana
2. Prayer of White Umbrella Deity
3. Praise of Green Tara
4. Mahakala Sadhana (short version)
5. Praise of White Tara
6. Praise of Manjushri
7. Mahamudra Blessing Prayer

Three Jewels

Prayer of Three Jewels — by Khenpo Karsang Tenzin

The following sutras belong to Vajrayana Karma Kagyu Lineage.

1. Prayer of Three Jewels
2. Medicine Buddha
3. Sadhana of The 4-Arms White Chenrezig
4. Aspiration Prayer of Samantabhadra

16th Karmapa Guru Yoga

The basic practice of Diamond Way Buddhism.

This form of 'Meditation on the Lama' (Skt. Guru Yoga, Tib. Lami Naljor) is a practical and comprehensive tool for enlightenment which was composed the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje.

The emphasis is on actively continuing the pure view, obtained in meditation, into daily life.

Mahakala Practice

The Short Daily Practice of Mahakala — by Khenpo Karsang Tenzin

Two-Armed Bernakchen "Mahakala" Dharma Protector.

The ultimately inseparable Dharma Protector Mahakala is the wrathful form manifested from all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas when they subdue the extreme degenerated sentient beings. Mahakala is the Bodhisattva with immeasurable power of blessings.

He protects the practitioners and all sentient beings from obstacles and leads them to complete Buddhahood for the benefit of oneself and all sentient beings.