Padmavajra speaks about the stages of spiritual death and rebirth. How to prepare for them, how they can be seen in all the stages of the path, as well as where they lead.
Talk given on a Kula Gathering at Padmaloka, 2012.
From book reviews on Sat, 11 Aug, 2012 - 00:35‘Sailing the Worldy Winds: A Buddhist Way Through the Ups and Downs of Life’ by Vajragupta. Windhorse Publications, 2011.
This little gem of a book is well worth reading. It is tardis-like: it looks little but synthesises a lot of material. Vajragupta initially introduces the eight worldly winds quite simply, then explores them through Dharma practice, meditation and looking more deeply at the winds in the light of ‘pratitya-samutpada’ or conditioned co-production. He challenges the views and beliefs of...
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A talk by Vadanya on Spiritual Death and Rebirth given as part of a series of talks on Stories and Symbols at Sheffield Buddhist Centre on 8th May 2007.
Padmavajra speaks about the stages of spiritual death and rebirth. How to prepare for them, how they can be seen in all the stages of the path, as well as where they lead.
A talk by Vadanya about Manjugosha given as part of a series of talks on Stories and Symbols at Sheffield Buddhist Centre on 26th June 2007.