Concise Tudrup Ngondro in Traditional Chinese
Ngöndro, also known as 'foundation' practices in Vajrayana Buddhism, holds a significant place. These preliminary practices, encapsulated in the Tibetan term Ngöndro, wield profound and potent methods to cleanse and transform every facet of our existence. These practices not only serve as a preparatory stage for the profound journey within Vajrayana and the teachings of Dzogchen but also guide the practitioner progressively towards the realm of enlightenment. In essence, Ngöndro acts as a transformative crucible, facilitating deep purification and paving the way for spiritual awakening across all levels of our being.
The following booklet contains the Concise Preliminary Practices arranged by Kyapjé Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche for the Guru’s Heart Practice, Dispeller of All Obstacles (Lamé Tukdrup Barché Künsel) in traditional Chinese.
