A Song of my Spiritual Life

A Song of my Spiritual Life

written by Je Tsongkapa with commentary by Choney Lama Drakpa Shedrup

A short and powerful text on practicing the steps of the path with personal advices from Je Tsongkapa. This is the first time Je Tsongkapa talked about his own inner life, and throughout the text he repeats one verse, “I, a yoga practitioner, this is how I practiced. For those of you who want to attain liberation, I encourage you to do the same.”

A Praise of Dependence

A Praise of Dependence

written by Je Tsongkapa Lobsang Drakpa (1357-1419)

Truly a praise of Lord Buddha for teaching dependence. It is not so much about dependence as it is emptiness.

Gibson first received teachings on the Tibetan language in 2014 when Geshe Michael Roach taught the Steps on the Path. During the lecture, Gibson was inspired by Geshe Michael mentioning that less than 1% of the Tibetan classics had been translated into modern languages. He emphasized the significance of these translations, stating that these teachings in Tibetan hold greater importance than even the cure for cancer, as they have the potential to conquer death itself. This profound statement ignited Gibson’s interest in learning the Tibetan language greatly.

When DCC program began in 2017, Gibson knew that he must attend. He immersed himself in the process of learning these teachings and in how to translate Tibetan texts in a way that makes them accessible and applicable in everyday life. Till now, Gibson’s love for Ancient teachings and Tibetan never stops, he is very grateful to be part of the Mixed Nuts, to help to bring Ancient Teachings to Modern Life.

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Gibson Chang

Gibson Chang