Reviews
A must-have book. Most Tibetan books are user-friendly, even down to the text itself. They are informative with many illustrations and photographs. A book I want to read again and again.
I haven't read it yet. I'm looking forward to it.
Thank you for the fast delivery. Although I am still reading the preface, it is the best book for cultivating the mind.
This is the second book I have read about Tibetan Buddhism, following the previous one. Milarepa's verse in the preface is moving. Having become accustomed to meditating on the condensed, whispered truth, I have forgotten all that books say. Having become accustomed to applying new experiences to spiritual growth, I have forgotten doctrines and creeds. Having become accustomed to understanding the meaning of silence, I have forgotten the meaning of words and phrases.
There is a wealth of information available to gauge the level of Tibetan Buddhism. If you read between the lines with the discernment to distinguish the good from the bad, you will gain both enjoyment and insight.
It is one of the best reference books for those practicing Zen, meditation, or spiritual disciplines. If you follow the Mahamudra lineage, it would make one of the best gifts.
This book was originally published by Goryeowon under the title *Milarepa, the Saint of the Himalayas*. It went out of print for a while after Goryeowon went bankrupt, but it was reborn through a translation by Yoo Ki-cheon at Jungsegye Publishing. Although I do not remember the exact title now, there is also an abridged version written by Lee Kyung-sook and published by Bulil Publishing. I still cannot forget the deep emotion I felt when I first read this book. Is it truly possible for a human
Evans Wentz: Milarepa (Great Tibetan Yogi)
Korean title: 밀라레파 (티벳의 위대한 요기)
Korean author: 에반스 웬츠
Korean publisher: 정신세계사
ISBN-13: 9788935702497
Reviews
A must-have book. Most Tibetan books are user-friendly, even down to the text itself. They are informative with many illustrations and photographs. A book I want to read again and again.
I haven't read it yet. I'm looking forward to it.
Thank you for the fast delivery. Although I am still reading the preface, it is the best book for cultivating the mind.
This is the second book I have read about Tibetan Buddhism, following the previous one. Milarepa's verse in the preface is moving. Having become accustomed to meditating on the condensed, whispered truth, I have forgotten all that books say. Having become accustomed to applying new experiences to spiritual growth, I have forgotten doctrines and creeds. Having become accustomed to understanding the meaning of silence, I have forgotten the meaning of words and phrases.
There is a wealth of information available to gauge the level of Tibetan Buddhism. If you read between the lines with the discernment to distinguish the good from the bad, you will gain both enjoyment and insight.
It is one of the best reference books for those practicing Zen, meditation, or spiritual disciplines. If you follow the Mahamudra lineage, it would make one of the best gifts.
This book was originally published by Goryeowon under the title *Milarepa, the Saint of the Himalayas*. It went out of print for a while after Goryeowon went bankrupt, but it was reborn through a translation by Yoo Ki-cheon at Jungsegye Publishing. Although I do not remember the exact title now, there is also an abridged version written by Lee Kyung-sook and published by Bulil Publishing. I still cannot forget the deep emotion I felt when I first read this book. Is it truly possible for a human
