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  1. New Interview on ‘Meditation Sickness’ and Tibetan Geksel Literature on Guru Viking

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    A quick post here to call attention to yet another interview I did with Steve James for his Guru Viking podcast, which came out a day ago.

  2. Who Needs a Man When You’ve Got Medicine: Yuthok the Elder’s Teaching to the Yogini-doctor Dami Mentsün

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    Recently, a student from Brazil in our ongoing one-year deep-dive course on the Ngöndro or Foundation practices of the Yuthok Nyingthig tantric Buddhist teachings, which is happening right now through Sowa Rigpa Institute, asked me if I could provide a ……

  3. A New Book and Online Course On the Preliminary Practices of the Yuthok Nyingthig

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    Greetings!

  4. Alien Gurus and The Mother of the Soul: On the Etymology of the Tibetan Word Lama and Why More Occultists Should Learn to read Tibetan

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    I’ve written about LAM, the according-to-some extraterrestrial entity which English ritual magician Aleister Crowley is supposed to have contacted, in an earlier article about ‘Tibetan aliens’ which I shared on this blog before.

  5. Shut up and Recite! Naropa’s Pith Instruction on Mantra Practice

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    Yesterday, the Naldjor Facebook page, a wonderful resource for texts and images related to Tibetan Tantric Buddhism and Yoga, shared a short text composed by Naropa, the famous Bengali Mahasiddha or ‘greatly accomplished’ Tantric saint who lived and taught

  6. ‘The Man with the Turquoise Roof’: Spirits as Patients and how the Father of Tibetan Medicine got his Name

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    The Tibetan physician and tantric yogi Yuthok Yönten Gönpo is one of the most important figures in the history of Tibetan medicine or Sowa Rigpa, ‘The Science of Healing’ (Yuthok is pronounced a bit like the English words ‘you’ tock’. … Continue reading →

  7. No More Metaphors: Milarepa’s Teaching to a Ngakpa about the Magic of True Siddhas

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    I was recently reading through Tsangnyön Heruka’s 15th century (1488 to be exact) biography of the celebrated 11th century Tibetan yogi and cultural hero Milarepa.

  8. On Interactions with Spirits in Tibetan Buddhism: New Interview on the Guru Viking Podcast

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    A 19th century Tibetan tangka or religious painting depicting Nyenchen Tanglha, an important Tibetan territorial protector deity associated with the sacred mountain range of the same name A quick note to say I have a new interview up on the … Continue rea…

  9. Illuminating the Truth: Mipam Rinpoche’s Butter Lamp Divination Instructions

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    A single burning marmé མར་མེ or Tibetan butter lamp.

  10. Foundations of Sowa Rigpa: Dr Nida’s New Book on the Root Tantra of Tibetan Medicine

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    It’s been a very long time since I last posted, in part because I’ve been working for a good while on a Sky Press publication which is now finally available for purchase, so consider this an announcement!