Three new seminars on the invaluable teachings of the Kagyu Lineage and how they apply to modern-day practitioners: Message of Milarepa (1973) and The Life and Teachings of Marpa I (1973) and II (1975). A video clip and playlist is included.
Three seminars on ego and overcoming its schemes: Conquering the Four Maras I, Conquering the Four Maras II, and Conquering Ego’s Deception. Read a feature article that explores these powerful teachings, as well as the dramatic setting for many of the talks: stormy Cape Breton, Nova Scotia in 1980 and 1981. This article includes a playlist of talks and a clip.
Judy Lief, editor of Chögyam Trungpa’s book Transcending Madness, introduces two 1971 seminars on the bardos and six realms. A playlist of the talks are included.
An exploration of the rich historical context of the eighteen-talk seminar given in 1976 on skillful means and wisdom through the three yanas of Tibetan Buddhism. This article includes a playlist of talks, video clip, and study guide.
Two extraordinary seminars, The Feminine Principle (1975) and EVAM (1976) that are an exploration of the tantric concepts of energy and space. A playlist of these teachings is introduced by an article and video clip.
A series of interviews and historical background introducing the 1971 seminar that became the basis for Chögyam Trungpa and Francesca Fremantle’s seminal translation of The Tibetan Book of the Dead. The accompanying playlist includes the second seminar (1973) which presented teachings on what happens after death in a more accessible way.
An introduction to a trio of seminars on the essential subject of buddha nature — the inherent clarity and potential for enlightenment in everyone — given in 1975 and into 1976. (Playlist of the talks included)
Barry Boyce takes us back in time to the origins of the iconic sadhana, and introduces the original 1975 teachings. A playlist of the seminars and rare video are included.
An introduction to the historic seminar “Buddhadharma Without Credentials” given in 1973 New York City.
The first presentation of the Shambhala teachings to the general public, where Trungpa Rinpoche introduced the vision for the newly-formed Shambhala Training program.
