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"The image of the warrior is used because this particular dark age is marked by tremendous hesitation and timidity regarding enlightened society. . . . Even against seemingly impossible odds, the warriors know that their brave and defiant gesture of taking the enlightened society vow will inspire others to follow."—Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche
The Supreme Thought explores the interrelationships between the Shambhala tradition and the three yanas, with a special focus on the mahayana and the connections between bodhichitta and warriorship. In this revised edition, the chapters have been re-arranged for ease of reading and clarity:1. Becoming a Bodhisattva2. Bodhichitta & the Paramitas3. The Bodhisattva & the Warrior4. Mahayana & Vajrayana5. Conviction & Protection6. Shambhala & the Dzokchen Teachings7. Inspiration & Manifestation8. Prajna & Joy9. The Warrior of Delight10. Becoming a Child of the Family11. The Wish-Fulfilling Jewel12. A Good Human Society13. Three Kinds of Enlightened Society