Publication
Imprint: Kathmandu : Padma Karpo Translation Committee, 2011. Responsibility: Tony Duff. OCLC Number: n/a. Physical: 1 volume : xxx, 23 cm. Features: Includes bibliographic references, glossary, index, appendix with Tibetan language root text.
Call number
GT-B-Tb / Shabk
ISBN
9789937572057
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CSS Library Notes
Description: English version of Tibetan text ʼOd gsal Rdzogs-pa-chen-poʼi khregs chos lta baʼi glu dbyaṅs sa lam ma lus myur du bgrod paʼi rtsal ldan mkha ldiṅ gśog rlabs źes bya ba bźugs so; includes root text.
Flight of the Garuda is a series of twenty-three songs sung by the Dzogchen master Tshogdrug Rangdrol [1781–1850 C.E.] for the sake of his students. The songs explain the practice called Thorough Cut (Thregcho), which is one of the two innermost practices of Dzogchen or Great Completion. Tshogdrug Rangdrol, who is more commonly known as Zhabkar, later compiled the songs into a text. Over time, this text became one of the most popular texts used to explain Thorough Cut because of its complete and very clear treatment of the practice.
FY2017 /
Flight of the Garuda is a series of twenty-three songs sung by the Dzogchen master Tshogdrug Rangdrol [1781–1850 C.E.] for the sake of his students. The songs explain the practice called Thorough Cut (Thregcho), which is one of the two innermost practices of Dzogchen or Great Completion. Tshogdrug Rangdrol, who is more commonly known as Zhabkar, later compiled the songs into a text. Over time, this text became one of the most popular texts used to explain Thorough Cut because of its complete and very clear treatment of the practice.
FY2017 /
Physical description
xxx, 215 p.; 23 cm
Description
English version of Tibetan text ơOd gsal Rdzogs-pa-chen-po ơi khregs chos lta ba ơi glu dbyan s sa lam ma lus myur du bgrod pa ơi rtsal ldan mkha ldin gs og rlabs z es bya ba bz ugs so; includes root text.
Original language
Tibetan