The Buddha and His Teachings — edited by Samuel Bercholz

This anthology draws on traditional Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and Tibetan sources as well as teachings by contemporary Buddhist masters.

Gampopa`s Mahamudra - The Five-Part Mahamudra of the Kagyus — by Lotsawa Tony Duff

A compendium of Kagyu teachings that accurately transmits the whole 'Five-Part Mahamudra' system.

Buddhist Texts Through the Ages - Translated from Pali, Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan, Japanese and Apabhramsa

This unique anthology of Buddhist scriptures traces the development of Buddhism through the ages and around the world.

Moonshadows - Conventional Truth in Buddhist Philosophy — by The Cowherds

This book asks: What is true about conventional truth and what are the implications of an understanding of conventional truth for our lives?

Wisdom Eccentrics - rumours of realisation as told by Kunzang Dorje Rinpoche with additional tales of the unexpected — by Ngakpa Chogyam

A rare account of remarkable Lamas and their life stories in the final years of a lost era - told by the great Dzogchen master.

Secret Wisdom - Three Root Tantras of the Great Perfection — by Christopher Wilkinson

This book contains translations of three Tantras on the Great Perfection, or Dzogchen.

The Great Tantra of Vajrasattva - Equal to the End of the Sky — translated by Christopher Wilkinson

A Tantra of the Great Perfection tradition of Buddhism, from a Tibetan manuscript first translated into Tibetan in the 8th Century by Vairotsana Rakshita.

Beyond Secret - The Upadesha of Vairochana on the Practice of the Great Perfection — by Christopher Wilkinson

A translation into English of a unique Tibetan manuscript containing the commentaries of Vairotsana Rakshita.

The Great Image - The Life Story of Vairochana the Translator — compiled by Yudra Nyingpo

Autobiography of the great scholar and translator Vairotsana, as told to a group of his students near the end of his life in the eighth century.

The Two Truths Debate - Tsongkhapa and Gorampa on the Middle Way — by Sonam Thakchoe

This work digs into the debate of how the two truths are defined and how they are related by looking at two figures. It shows how their philosophical positions have dramatic implications for how one approaches Buddhist practice and how one understands enlightenment itself.