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Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.

Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.

Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.

Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.

Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.

Gyelsey Togmay Sangpo wrote The Thirty-Seven Practices of Bodhisattvas in the fourteenth century. His succinct and simple verses of advice summarize the quintessence of the Mahayana path to perfection. Khenpo Tengye's oral teachings elucidate these practices for the modern reader and show how we can transform our actions, feelings and ways of thinking to become bodhisattvas ourselves. Recorded in Putonghua.