Khentin Tai Situpa was one of the four regents of the Kagyu Lineage and perticipated in Thrangu Rinpoche and Khenpo Tsultrim’s first shedra at Rumtek. He speaks fluent English and has been teaching for 40 years, but unfortuantely very few of books in English are available in English .  ...

Khenpo Tsultrim and Thrangu Rinpoche taught the four Kagyu regents of the Kagyu lineage in Rumtek, India after the 1959 cultural revolution. Khenpo Tsultrim spent many years before as a yogi wandering in Tibet, but was also a Khenpo having studied the classic texts in Buddhism. He has always tried...

This book is a teaching on the Seven Points of Mind Training. There are 59 one line instructions which are sometimes called slogans that one can memorize or refer to when something comes up and it will help answer your doubts. 

A Symphony of Great Bliss

This is a translation by Henrik Havlat. Thrangu Rinpoche also has a book on this topic. The book covers the Four Prelminaries, then the Four Uncommon Preliminaries (Ngondro). then Shamatha (Calm Abiding), then Vipahsyana (Intuitive Iinsight), Dispelling of obstacles to practice and finally...

This is another book on the 9th Karmapa's Ocean of Certainty with a translation of the root text and a commentry by Traleg Rinpoche.

Ruth Gample has a biography of the 3rd Karmapa and then translations of 11 short writings of Rangjung Dorje. These are: 1. The Liberation Story of Past Lives and The Liberation Story of the In- Between State 2 A Dream of Saraha 3. A Mālā of Mountain Dharma’s Siddhis 4. The Dancer, from...

The profound and visionary world of the Karmapa Rangjung Dorje is on display in his monumental Profound Inner Principles. The self- proclaimed, and recognized, incarnation of Karmapa Karma Pakshi, Rangjung Dorje (1284-1339) studied with the great masters of his time, absorbing the immense wealth of...

Karma Pakshi is known as being a very early example in Tibetan history of such a child. In his case, his predecessor was a veritable saint: Düsum Khyenpa (1110–1193). As an adult, Karma Pakshi wrote several times that he was “no different” from Düsum Khyenpa, his teacher’s teacher’s...

This is a collection of works by the first Karmapa, Dusum Khyenpo. they are: MAHAMUDRA,THE THUNDERBOLT  DoHA2 FROM THE DOHA CoLLECTION DoHA3 FROM THE DOHA CoLLECTION DoHA4 FROM THE DOHA CoLLECTION DoHA 5F FROM THE DOHA CoLLECTION DoHA 6 FROM THE DOHA CoLLECTION DoHA 7 FROM THE DOHA...

The full title is: The Dance of 17 Lives: the Incredible True Story of Tibet's 17th Karmapa. This book tells the story of the Karmapa and most of the story centers around his escape from Tibet and arival in Nepal where the 17th Karmapa has a monastery about a mile from the Dalai Lama's...

"I am encouraged that this book came about as a consequence of the interaction between the Karmapa Rinpoche and a group of young, intelligent American university students. The result is not so much a presentation o f a Buddhist point o f view, but an example of the contribution Buddhist ideas...

In this book Norma Levine compiled over 100 stories by many individuals of what the Karmapa taught them, not in big lectures, but personally. The 16th Karmapa also performed many amazing miracles. To give an example one story i heard from his long time secretary was that the Karmapa was asked to...

Shamar Rinpoche points out that there is very little written about the 10th Karmapa and so this book is an extensive biography of the tenth Karmapa. "This book is divided into three parts. The first surveys Tibetan history from the 13'h through the 17'h centuries. It provides the context for the...