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Download Here Tibetan Yogas Of Dream And Sleep Read Online PDF. Tibetan Yogas Dream Sleep Pdf Creator. 5/17/2017 0 Comments I Am That. I AM THATDialogues of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj That in whom reside all beings and who resides in all beings, who is the giver of. Tibetan Buddhists believe that when a person dies, they enter the intermediate Bardo state, from which they may be reborn in this world in a. The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep imparts powerful methods for progressing along the path to liberation. Senderliste astra. A detailed guide to using our night-lives for awakening: thought-provoking inspiring and lucid.”-Stephen LaBerge, PhD, author of Lucid Dreaming. So, going to sleep with a positive attitude by thinking of good people is very important and is a way of practicing dream yoga. If you don’t know any specific practice, then think about the best people in your life, about the most inspiring people in your life.

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'If we cannot carry our practice into sleep,' Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche writes. 'If we lose ourselves every night, what chance do we have to be aware when death comes? Look to your experience in dreams to know how you will fare in death. Look to your experience of sleep to discover whether or not you are truly awake.'

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Published January 1st 1998 by Snow Lion
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Reading this book was quite a bit like doing schoolwork – the text was dense and required concentration, and I was left with pages upon pages of jot notes by the end of it. The many assignments within the text can be difficult, too. Practicing this book requires that you’ve already developed some fundamental visualization skills, since the majority of Tenzin’s exercises use them. Also, since a relatively small amount of the book is dedicated specifically to lucid dreaming, and the technique he o..more
Mar 27, 2013Taylor Ellwood rated it it was amazing
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This book provides what I would consider to be the best practices of lucid dreaming and dream practice. The author doesn't focus on the psychology of dreams, though he does provide some insights on what dreams can reveal about issues you're working on. Instead the focus of this book is on how the techniques can be used to help you release attachment to those issues and achieve a state of connection with the universe, without being drawn back to samsaric existence. It's a very good book to read,..more
The author of this book, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, is a lama of Bon Tibetan beliefs. Throughout 'The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep' he describes the nature of dreams, and, inevitably, existence, and provides methods for incorporating dreams and their importance into our lives.
That's probably about the worst possible summary a person could give of this insightful book, so I'll end my summarizing there. As with 'Sri Isopanisad' the last book I read about spirituality, it's hard to assign a star..more
Oct 04, 2013Nikmaack rated it it was ok · review of another edition
I didn't actually finish the book. I just gave up on it. while I am fascinated by lucid dreaming, I can't get through all the mystic nonsense in this text. The odd thing is this book is probably more down to earth than most Buddhist/mystic texts. I just can't take chakras & energy flow seriously. Even trying to treat it as a metaphor is a stretch.
Jan 01, 2012Ben rated it

Tibetan Dream Yoga Pdf

it was amazing
Shelves: self-development-spiritual, dharma, philosophy
No matter what your point of entry, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche has created a gem for practitioners, philosophers, intellectuals and spontaneous lucid dreamers alike.
With patience and openness, Rinpoche takes the esoteric topic of dream yoga, or conscious dreaming/sleep, and lays it open as an accessible aspiration for all practitioners without oversimplifying its very subtle complexities.
After an ample and inclusive philosophical walk through the the foundations of Buddhist/Bon practice, you'll sud..more
Dec 17, 2013Paul rated it it was amazing
I can't help but feel lucky every time I put down a book like this. Lucky that Tibetan Buddhist writings are so available and varied so far away from their place of origin, and in my own language. I rate many of these books as 'amazing,' not always because they read that way necessarily, but because the content is often so amazingly poignant, inspiring and deeply-rooted in years upon years of constant engagement. That is a little bit of a tainted rating system, but then, I really don't care to r..more
Despite being a little bit too religiously oriented for a book aimed to address mass publicity, this is one of the most practical books I have ever read. A lot of useful practices and techniques are given with detailed instructions and theoretical background. If I had hard copies of my favorite books, I would place it near to Exploring The World of Lucid Dreaming by Dr. Stephen LaBerge. If you are interested in being aware in your dreams, this is a great book for you!
Mar 10, 2016Bernie Gourley rated it it was amazing
Recommends it for: those interested in lucid dreaming and the subconscious mind.
I stumbled upon this book in a used bookstore, and didn’t know what to expect--but was intrigued. It’s a book on the Tibetan Bön approach to dream yoga and sleep yoga, written by a Bön lama (monk.) Dream yoga is a term used in Buddhism and other Eastern traditions to refer to what is called lucid dreaming in Western scientific circles. My review will focus on the more than 3/4ths of the book that deals in dream yoga (lucid dreaming.) The 40-ish pages that deal with sleep yoga are outside my whee..more
Jun 29, 2017Owlseyes inside Notre Dame, it's so strange a 15-hour blaze and..30-minutes wait to call the firemen..and is currently reading it
Shelves: tibetan-buddhism, buddhism, lucid-dreaming

'When I was thirteen, my kind root master, Lopon Sangye Tenzin, a man of great knowledge and realization, prepared to teach one of the most important and esoteric teachings in the Bön religion: the Great Perfection (Dzogchen) lineage of the Oral Transmission of Zhang Zhung (Zhang Zhung Nyan Gyud)..
Some of the students remembered no dream, which was considered a sign of obstacles. Lopon had them begin appropriate purification practices and delayed the beginning of the teaching until each stude
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Apr 28, 2012Ania rated it did not like it
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I really wanted to like this book but I didn't. I found it far too religious and instructional for my liking. Not being a Buddhist I found the first 40% of the book a hard trek through Buddhist ideology, as the first 40% are just that. What I ultimately was hoping for was to read about experience which for me is always the greatest teacher. Religion and religious instruction, I find, impede my learning.
In the end I didn't get much out of the book at all to improve my lucid dreaming, which is the..more
Jul 14, 2014Gregory Peters rated it really liked it
I find Tenzin Wangyal's books to be very well written, and this one is no exception. His explanations of dream practice are very clear, with much supporting information and additional practices that can be incorporated. A great supplement to transmission in order to dive into the practices and explore dreamlands.
While the author is clearly a master of dreaming, the overly technical practices he teaches are hard to understanding as a lay person. There were many interesting parts regarding cultivating awareness, yet this is not the book to help secular readers improve their dreaming techniques.
outstanding. the most eloquent articulation of dharma i've come across yet. now to develop my dream yoga practice until non-duality is all that's left.
As someone who has always been interested in Buddhism and Lucid Dreaming, this book was amazing for me. Though I had dabbled in these concepts it was not until I read this book that it all clicked together for me. The explanations of karma, dreams, and the realms of existence really made sense for me. I did take the more magical bits with a grain of salt, but that was easy because so much of the book is highly practical that it balanced out. It clearly showed how Lucid Dreaming can be a practica..more
If you're interested in using sleep as a way to push your spiritual practice this book is it. The spirituality is laden in this book, but you can throw most of it aside easily as the author does not gloat about it he is just teaching what he has been taught. The book is a quick read and well sectioned so you can gloss through what parts you're wanting to read first or reread. The advice is helpful in lofty ways and in simple practical ways. For instance laying on my side as the author suggested..more
Second pass.
First time reading this book was 6 years ago, all I remembered was this book was really good. Re-reading it now, and I'm now amazed by how good this book is.
This book not only covers deep practices of lucid dreaming, but a lot of other practical matters of reaching Dharma. The author revealed a lot of golden nuggets.
I will do a third pass soon.
A fascinating introduction to Bon Buddhism and Sleep Yoga. Good instruction on meditation, recognizing the different types of dreams, and how to better achieve lucidity.
I think the most important takeaway is learning how to control or recognize your dreams, so you can be better prepared to recognize the intermediary states of life between lives and not get lost in the journey.
Dec 16, 2018Michael Kilman rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
Fascinating book
This was a fascinating read the encompasses not only the practice of dreaming in Buddhism, but also covered some of the core concepts in a unique and accessible way. Great read, but it’s not something you can breeze through. Slow and steady wins the race with this one.
Feb 26, 2019Emily Butler rated it liked it
Hard to rate this one. So much is being culturally translated.
“This is how the mystic lives: seeing the magic, changing the environment with the mind, and allowing actions, even actions of the imagination, to have significance.”
Excellent book on dream yoga. Clear and well written by a great teacher. Enjoyed his personal anecdotes in between instruction which made it easy to read.
A very good book on the topic, but to read it, you should at least be familiar with buddhism. A lot of religious terms
Very compelling. 7/10
Mar 23, 2018Roger Curley rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
The most important book for anyone on a spiritual journey
The ultimate goal for anyone that meditates is to bring their meditation to the dream state and ultimately the dream was state of sleep.
Just attempting these meditations will certainly bring about benefits beyond compare.
Accomplish sleep yoga and you’ll find the ultimate enlightenment in this life or at least by the end of this life
This book is an amazing and seemingly thorough introduction to Tibetan dream yoga. If you’re looking to make use of your sleeping time to advance your meditative/spiritual growth, this is a workbook for doing so. However, if you haven’t already bought into some of the central ideas of Buddhism, it may seem a little esoteric. I originally tried reading this book a few years ago, but put it down without getting very far. Now, I’m actually trying to do the practice, and have sought out other source..more
'If we lose ourselves every night, what chance do we have to be aware when death comes? .. Look to your experience of sleep to discover if you are truly awake.' -Tenzin Wangyal
'The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep' is a fascinating description of Tibetan philosophy, mysticism, and spirituality, specifically regarding the fusion of Dzogchen and Buddhism as they relate to the practice of dream yoga in Tibet.
As explained in the book (and to the best of my recollection), the purpose of dream yoga..more
Jun 14, 2015Kakyn rated it it was amazing
Recommends it for: Anyone wishing to learn about sleep and dream yoga
Most book of this nature is very tantric and difficult to explain in plain language in a book (especially without a transmission) that secular people can understand. Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche teaches the sleep and dream yoga in very clear language that secular person with open mind can understand.
Although I'm from different tradition (Buddhism) than TWR (Bon), the book is written such that I can follow everything. There are explanation on tantric experiences like Clear Light which can be meaningle..more
Apr 02, 2012Andrew rated it really liked it
Very thorough and well written. The author seems to have an excellent understanding of the Buddhist method and ideas concerning lucid dreaming, and a solid grasp on the confusion of a westerner's common viewpoint toward that and how to assuage it. Though he did seem to repeat himself when attempting to explain duality and non-duality throughout, but I suppose the nature of comparing the two with words leads to difficulty. And for how thorough he is, I am, admittedly, still confounded on some ide..more
Jan 18, 2008Kevin rated it it was amazing
This is a great book that helps individuals explore the nature of Dream Reality. Though it does point out that the practice needs to become personal, the training that is provided in this book does appear to be useful.
My experience? That maintaining awareness while entering sleep is a difficult process, and that only with diligence and dedication is it possible to maintain. I would point out that I do remember my dreams upon waking, but my ability to maintain lucidity appears to need more culti..more
A truly fascinating book. This book offers a rather complete, I assume, explanation of Tibetan dream yoga. I will assure you that I did not understand everything I read. Several techniques are presented for beginning a dream yoga practice. I feel like only the very basics should be attempted without the guidance of a teacher.
I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the more esoteric practices of Tibetan Buddhism.
Not disciplined enough (see: evans wentz translation of the book of the dead) or crazy enough (see: ESP self help books, or Autobiography of a Yogi, which has other merits). Just sort of boring. I suppose this is suitable. Does not offer enough historical background into these yogas (very interesting indeed), nor are the adequately described for someone wanting to perform them.
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Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche (བསྟན་འཛིན་དབང་རྒྱལ་ bstan 'dzin dbang rgyal) is a teacher (lama) of the Bön Tibetan religious tradition. He is presently based in the United States of America, where he founded the Ligmincha Institute in 1992 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, in order 'to preserve the ancient teachings, transmissions and practices of the Bön Buddhist tradition.'
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