Dudjom Rinpoche

Mṅaʼ-ris Paṇ-chen Padma-dbaṅ-rgyal

Ngari Panchen

Bdud-ʼjoms ʼJigs-bral-ye-śes-rdo-rje

Pema Wangyi Gyalpo

All religions teach codes of ethical behavior. So too does Buddhism. This books is a translation of an indispensable exposition of the three levels of moral codes in Tibetan Buddhism—the vows of individual liberation; the vows of the bodhisattva, who selflessly strives for the enlightenment of all beings; and the vows of tantra, the esoteric path of Mahayana practice. For the first time, a comprehensive explanation of these vows is presented with explanatory teachings on how to practice them in everyday life. Until his recent passing, His Holiness Dudjom Rinpoche, author of The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism, was the supreme head of the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Here, he offers his authoritative and highly useful commentary on the role of ethics and morality in Buddhist practice, outlining in detail the meaning and scope of the vows, and gives practical advice on maintaining the vows as supportive tools for meditative practice and daily life.

Mṅaʼ-ris Paṇ-chen Padma-dbaṅ-rgyal

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