Tibetan Chants, Buddhist Meditation - Lama Karta

Tibetan Chants, Buddhist Meditation - Lama Karta
Beyond words, Like Buddhism, not for explain but for experience. Contains six cuts and advice on how you can use each for your meditation practice, in the morning, for develop of compassion.


1. Prayer to Three Great Tibetan Yogis
2. Call to the Lama from Afar
3. Prayer to Chenrezi/Dedication
4. Prayer to Guru Rinpoche
5. Mantra of Mahakala
6. Offering Song

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ZeNotes - Shastro & Nadama

ZeNotes - Shastro & Nadama
ZeNotes is an exquisite musical dialogue between clarinet and piano, weaving through Eastern and Western styles and the ambient sounds of nature. Within this delicate tapestry of sound and silence, Shastro and Nadama combine their music with meditation, to create a profoundly relaxing experience - a soothing atmosphere for healing, meditation practice or relaxation..
This recording instantly brings one to a place of deep peace and centered relaxation. Shastro's lush clarinet melodies meld with Nadama's brilliant piano strokes to form an exquisite alchemy. Indeed, the two musicians seem to be in perfect syncronicity with each other, with Mother Nature and with the profound spiritual force that inspired this music. Nominee at the 2000 NAV Award for Best Meditation Album.

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Buddhism: A Short History - Edward Conze

Buddhism: A Short History - Edward Conze
In this authoritative guide, one of the world's most distinguished scholars of Buddhism provides a compact summary of the tradition's development, from the time of the Buddha to the 20th century exile of the Dalai Lama. Covering all the Buddhist schools from Mahayana to Zen, this comprehensive, concise study is widely acknowledged as the classic introduction to the history of the Buddhist tradition, perfect for students and interested readers alike.

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Tibetan and Zen Buddhism in Britain - David N Kay

Tibetan and Zen Buddhism in Britain - David N Kay
This book analyses the transplantation, development and adaptation of the two largest Tibetan and Zen Buddhist organizations currently active on the British religious landscape: the New Kadampa Tradition (NKT) and the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives (OBC). The key contributions of recent scholarship are evaluated and organized thematically to provide a framework for analysis, and the history and current landscape of contemporary Tibetan and Zen Buddhist practice in Britain are also mapped out. A number of patterns and processes identified elsewhere are exemplified, although certain assumptions made about the nature of 'British Buddhism' are subjected to critical scrutiny and challenged.

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The Buddhist Dead: Practices, Discourses, Representations - Bryan J. Cuevas, Jacqueline I. Stone

The Buddhist Dead: Practices, Discourses, Representations - Bryan J. Cuevas, Jacqueline I. Stone
In its teachings, practices, and institutions, Buddhism in its varied Asian forms has been--and continues to be--centrally concerned with death and the dead. Yet surprisingly "death in Buddhism" has received little sustained scholarly attention. The Buddhist Dead offers the first comparative investigation of this topic across the major Buddhist cultures of India, Sri Lanka, China, Japan, Tibet, and Burma. Its individual essays, representing a range of methods, shed light on a rich array of traditional Buddhist practices for the dead and dying; the sophisticated but often paradoxical discourses about death and the dead in Buddhist texts; and the varied representations of the dead and the afterlife found in Buddhist funerary art and popular literature.

The paradigmatic figure of the historical Buddha, his death, the symbolism of his funeral, and his relationship to the impurity of the dead are treated in the opening essays by John S. Strong and Gregory Schopen. The deaths of later remarkable adepts, following the Buddha's model, and their significance for Buddhist communities are investigated by Koichi Shinohara, Jacqueline I. Stone, Raoul Birnbaum, and Kurtis R. Schaeffer. A dramatic, often controversial category of exemplary death, that of "giving up the body" or Buddhist suicide, is examined by James Benn and D. Max Moerman. Moving from celebrated masters to ordinary practitioners and devotees, Bryan J. Cuevas, John Clifford Holt, and Matthew T. Kapstein take up the subject of the "ordinary dead" and the intimate relations that often persist between them and those still living, while Hank Glassman, Mark Rowe, and Jason A. Carbine shed light on Buddhist funerary practices and address the physical and social locations of the Buddhist dead.

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Buddhist Chants: Music for Contemplation and Reflection - Various Artists

Buddhist Chants: Music for Contemplation and Reflection - Various Artists
Although more than a tad bit commercial and over produced, sounding as though you've become trapped in a Chinese restaurant, it is not all that bad!
This is not something you want to have to deliberately concentrate on. It should be heard quietly in the background. Used in this manner, while putting the judgments to one side, it is very relaxing. -Not my Review, but I agree with it.

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Namaste - Various Artists

Namaste - Various Artists
With so much so-called New Age music turning out to be nothing more than heavily hyped, synthesized reformulations of the romantic, syrupy schlock that Middle America tends to gorge itself on, it is a blessing to find the Real Music label founding a new Real Mystic imprint dedicated to music that helps open pathways to higher dimensions.

Label President Terence Yallop, who leads a 15-minute guided meditation on Namasté’s second bonus disc, has done a superb job of assembling pieces that transmit New Age music’s most trancelike and devotional qualities. Two beautiful tracks are from Karunesh’s Zen Breakfast, two from discs by Buedi Siebert. "Prabhupada Padma" from Rasa in Concert features the vocals of Kim Waters. Kim’s voice is so sensual that she could sing a grocery list and have you down on your knees, pledging eternal devotion to Kellogg’s Corn Flakes and hopefully something more organic. The music of Ben Leinbach, excerpted from his Spirit of Yoga disc, has already received praise in these pages: Yallop wisely uses it as background to his meditation as well as a solo track. Add in Benjamin Iobst’s Singing Bowls of Tibet and other beautiful offerings from Devakant and Gary Malkin, and you’ve got a collection as ideally suited to dinner by candlelight as for contemplation, meditation, and just plain daydreaming.

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