Principles of Buddhist Tantra:
A Commentary on Chöjé Ngawang Palden’s Illumination of the Tantric Tradition

By Kirti Tsenshap Rinpoché

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432 pages

In tantra, the ultimate result is the union of the illusory body and clear light manifesting on the path of no-more learning, while in sūtra the ultimate result is the form body and dharma body of a buddha.

A systematic outline of the tantric vehicle.

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Translated by Ian Coghlan and Voula Zarpani. Published in 2011 by Wisdom Publications, Boston.

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