Available to those who have formally taken refuge with an authorized Shambhala preceptor. Please leave a message in the order comments stating with whom and where the transmission took place.

"The point of this practice is to strengthen your commitment to the Buddha, the dharma, and the sangha. Morning is a good time for formal practice. If you wish, you may sit in front of a shrine on which you have placed a statue of the Buddha and offerings of incense and light. Chant the words aloud or read them silently. You can also use this practice any time, anywhere, to contemplate your connection to the three jewels. The most important thing is to do it. " -- Sakyong Jamgön Mipham Rinpoche.

A short support practice for those who have taken the refuge vow. Includes a contemplation of the meaning of the three jewels with visualization. "Taking refuge is the basis for all accomplishment. Taking refuge is the milk and honey of my daily life. Taking refuge is the supreme entrance into liberation."

Softcover, 3" x 5"
24 pp.