Awakening the Balanced Mind: A Guide to Meditation, Self-Healing, and Awareness by Tarthang Tulku Central Asia History tending to regard work as

tending to regard work as a burdensome necessity rather than as an opportunity for growth and accomplishment

vastgezet in een binnen hoes van ongebleekt katoen

and over fifty full-size color photos taken around Shabkar's main hermitage on the northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau

perfect enlightenment

Awakening the Balanced Mind: A Guide to Meditation, Self-Healing, and Awareness by Tarthang Tulku Central Asia History tending to regard work asMeditation is more than a practiceit is a way of living with balance, clarity, and compassion. In Awakening the Balanced Mind, one of the first great Tibetan teachers to settle in the West offers a fresh vision of meditation as presence, healing, and transformation. Originally published as Gesture of Balance in 1977, this newly revised edition features expanded guided practices and a new foreword by Ron Purser (McMindfulness). Awakening the Balanced