A commentary by Serkong Rinpoche focusing on mahamudra as a meditation on the mind’s void nature.

An extensive training for overcoming the self-cherishing attitude that is at the root of all our difficulties in dealing with situations in our life.

The foundation for developing all good qualities is learning and applying the basic lam-rim teachings to our lives.

The “heart” means the essence of the extensive teachings Buddha gave, incorporated into an abbreviated form in this sutra that synthesizes all the main points of voidness.

An explanation of the terse and profound verses of the Third Karmapa’s “Mahamudra Prayer.”

A detailed explanation of the Avalokiteshvara practice, as well as the practices for the time of death and in-between bardo state.

A determination to be free of suffering, a bodhichitta aim to attain enlightenment for the benefit of all, and a correct understanding of emptiness are the three principal aspects of the graded path to enlightenment.

A brief commentary on Tsongkhapa’s foundational text, providing an overview of renunciation, bodhichitta, and the correct view of voidness.

Dr. Berzin’s presentation of the main points and the structure of “Uttaratantra” by Maitreya.

This text speaks about the Three Precious Gems, from which we take refuge and about the basis on the mental continuums of all of us, namely Buddha-nature, that allows for our actualizing a highest state of enlightenment.