The Instruction on the Inseparability of Wind and Mind
Volume I
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Summary
A sixteenth-century instruction from the Karma Kagyu lineage on the inseparability of wind and mind, by Mikyo Dorje, the Eighth Karmapa, in a new English translation from the Classical Tibetan.
The text teaches that the subtle winds moving through the body's channels and the movements of the mind are one process seen from two sides: settle the wind and the mind settles; recognise the mind and the wind is freed. It sets out the channels, winds and drops, the yogas of inner heat, and the way these practices open onto the recognition of mind's nature in Mahamudra.
Volume I contains a note for lineage holders, an introduction, and the first half of the instruction. It is published as a primary-source document for scholars, translators and practitioners already within the lineage; the practices it describes are traditionally received only with empowerment and the guidance of a qualified teacher.
Tibetan edition: Vajra Vidya Library, 2014, CC BY 4.0. Translated by Rob Newton, M.D.
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