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> Les commentaires de Dilgo Khyenté Rinpoché dans ce livre offre simplement toutes ces richesses pour cerner la profondeur des 100 conseils de Padampa Sangyé.Un bel éclairage.
—Danieljean (Babelio) ( )

In approximately 1100, the Indian sage Paramabuddha (also known as Kamalashila) travelled to Tibet and delivered teachings to the "People of Tingri", a town in southern Tibet. In Tibet he was known as Padampa Sangye, and was a contemporary of Jetsun Milarepa. He was believed to be the reincarnation of the 8th Century Indian master Kamalashila, author of "Stages of Meditation in the Middle Way", a key Lamrim text.

His "Hundred Verses of Advice" to the people of Tingri combines elements of both Lojong ("Mind Training") and Lamrin ("Stages of the Path") teachings. Traleg Kyabgon makes frequent reference to this work in his "The Practice of Lojong: Cultivating Compassion through Training the Mind".

Dilgo Khyentse offered an extensive teaching on the text in 1987 in Nepal, from which this commentary originated.

Khyentse Rinpoche's advice to us provides an update to the advice offered to the people of Tingri a millenium ago. These are very specific guidelines to dharma practice and dharma life, and remain as relevent to current students of Buddhism as they were to Tibetans in 1100. ( )