Tulku Ugyen's Guru Yoga and Commentaries on the Practice

Title	Tulku Ugyen’s Guru Yoga and Commentaries on the Practice
Sub-title	Practice text by Tulku Ugyen with two commentaries by Tsoknyi Rinpoche
Author	Translated and compiled by Tony Duff
Details	62 pages, 5.5" X 8.5", US$15, available in PDF e-book format
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Texts	Tibetan texts in Tibetan script included

The late Tulku Ugyen wrote a guru yoga for himself in 1980 at the request of one of his long-time students. The text is very short but exceptionally profound, incorporating all the elements of Great Completion (Tib. Dzogpa Chenpo) practice. The text became very important at the time of Tulku Ugyen’s passing when it was practised very extensively by a large number of people. At that time, Tsoknyi Rinpoche gave a medium-length commentary on how to do the practice and just after that, a further commentary on the meaning of Thorough Cut.

The book includes the guru yoga in Tibetan script, in transliteration, and in translation to accomodate all needs. Both Tsoknyi Rinpoche’s commentaries are included following that. The guru yoga sums up the path of Great Completion so there are many points in the commentary that will be interesting to practitioners of Great Completion in general, quite aside from their application to the guru yoga itself. The teaching on Thorough Cut will be of interest to all practitioners of Great Completion.

Introduction
Tulku Urgyen’s Guru Yoga: “The Unelaborate Practice of the Superfactual Guru” written by Tulku Urgyen
Commentary on the Practice of the Guru Yoga by Tsoknyi Rinpoche
Commentary on the Nature of Rigpa by Tsoknyi Rinpoche
Text Transliterated into English
Text in Tibetan