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Available to students who have received formal instruction in Shambhala meditation.
“In Shambhala meditation, our minds become
strong as we develop trust in basic goodness. When our minds are strong,
erratic thought processes and emotions cannot dislodge our conviction. Whether
we have good thoughts or bad thoughts, we maintain feeling, being, and touching
basic goodness.” – Sakyong Mipham
Proclaiming
Basic Goodness: A guide to Shambhala Meditation is
a basic introduction to a vision and an empowerment that expresses the heart of
the Shambhala message: feeling worthy to be, and touching our basic goodness.
Adapted from the author’s longer book on Shambhala meditation, it is a brief
presentation divided into succinct chapters that encourage the reader to delve
deeper into a simple yet profound practice.
This text is being translated into Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish, German, Hungarian, and Italian. Please contact Sophie Leger <sophie.dechen@gmail.com> for updates on the progress of translated texts.
Click here for the French translation.
Kalapa Publications
Softcover. 5 x 7
62 pp.
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