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New practice texts in the works
Katog Choling is planning to release all new versions of our practice texts within the next year. For this reason the cost of all of our current practice texts have been reduced. Please write to gro.g1758394448otak@1758394448stxet1758394448 if you have any questions.
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“Om Ah Hung” Shamatha Meditation Teachings
$12.00This is the transcription of a teaching given by Khentrul Lodrö Thayé Rinpoche in 2009 at ChöKhor Ling in Arcata, California.
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Aspiration Prayers Bundle
$12.00The aspiration prayers bundle includes the Barchad Lamsel, Great Perfection Manjushri Aspiration Prayer, Orgyan Monlam, Pranidhana Prayer, Sampa Lhundrub, Tengyay Monlam, and Zangchöd Mönlam. Many of these are draft translations…
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The Eightfold Heart Essence of Profundity, A Concise Mandala of Tara
$5.00A Concise Mandala of Tara from the Treasury of the Expansive Space of Dharmata
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The Great Perfection Manjushri Aspiration Prayer
$4.00An Aspiration Prayer to actualize the meaning of the indivisible ground, path, and fruition of Great Perfection Manjushri called “The Innate Radiance of Vajra Awareness-Emptiness.” [draft translation]
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Medicine Buddha Sadhana
$5.00The Lapis Lazuli Jewel, the sadhana practice and empowerment of the Transcendent Accomplished Conqueror, Medicine Buddha from the Vajra Essence
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P’howa Sadhana
$5.00Buddhahood Without Meditation, The Swift Path of P’howa, The Transference of Consciousness from the Vast Luminous Vajra Essence
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Sampa Lhundrup
$2.00Prayer to Guru Rinpoche for the spontaneous accomplishment of all wishes. [draft translation]
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Ten-gyay Mönlam
$2.00An Aspiration prayer to spread the Nyingma tradition: The oral transmissions that delight the hearts of dharma kings. [draft translation]
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Zangchöd Mönlam
$2.00The King of Aspiration Prayers: Samantabhadra’s “Aspiration to Good Actions” from the Gandavyūha chapter of the Avatamsaka sūtra