Gyalse Tokme Zangpo
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Gyalse Tokme Zangpo
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Name variants:
- Könchok Zangpo
- Zangpo Pal
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Texts by the famous Kadampa master Gyalse Tokme Zangpo (rgyal sras thogs med bzang po, 1297–1371) or Ngulchu Tokme (dngul chu thogs med):
Aspiration Prayers
Mind Training
This is among the best known and most commonly taught commentaries on the popular mind training slogans. The author, famous for his Thirty Seven Practices of the Bodhisattvas, writes in the style of the pith instructions, in plain and simple language.
This is a classic work on 'bringing difficult circumstances onto the path' (lam khyer), a subgenre of mind training. Tokme Zangpo reveals what it is like to live beyond hopes and fears, and how to face sickness, poverty and death (as well as good health, prosperity and long-life) with joy.
A supplication to the lineage of the Seven Points of Mind Training (blo sbyong don bdun ma), or Verses of Mahāyāna Mind Training.
One of the most famous native Tibetan texts on mind training, this classic by Tokme Zangpo summarises the teachings of Śāntideva's Bodhicaryāvatāra and other sources, in order to present the path of the bodhisattva in just thirty-seven four-line verses.
