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The Way of the Bodhisattva



The Way of the Bodhisattva by Shantideva
Presented in the form of a personal meditation in verse, this book outlines the paths of the Bodhisattvas - those beings who, turning aside from the sufferings of the world of samsara, nevertheless renounce the peace of individual salvation and vow to work for the deliverance of all beings, and to attain enlightenment for their sake. Originally written in Sanskrit, this text has been expounded, studied and practiced in Tibet in an unbroken tradition.

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Please note the following changes in our mail order business: In an effort to simplify we will only be offering a selected number of mail order items we'll sell directly through our bookstore. All of our other inventory will still be available at the Dakini Store on the Tara Mandala land during retreats but not via mail order.

Apart from the selected items we'll sell directly, we have a list of books that we recommend with a direct link to Amazon.com for their purchase. We appreciate you using this link as doing so will allow us to share in the profits. It's a convenient way of making a donation to Tara Mandala and we sincerely thank you!


If you would like to place an order or you have questions, please contact us at bookstore@taramandala.org or 970-264-6098.

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