Lama Christie McNally Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

On March 10, 1959, His Holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama and his family, fled Lhasa, Tibet under artillery fire, saving a priceless set of 15 scroll paintings called the Tsongkapa Eighty. After reaching India, the paintings were donated to a Kalmyk Buddhist Temple in New Jersey. The authors have extensively researched the paintings and written their history over the centuries. This beautifully rendered full color coffee-table book The Kalmyk Temple and how the paintings arrived there; a photographic journey retracing Je Tsongkapa's steps across Tibet; a definitive list of Je Tsongkapa's writings and the major biographies of his life; all 200 scenes from the original 15 paintings with captions; maps, portraying Je Tsongkapa's travels; painter, Ori Carin's modern interpretations of many scenes. The paintings depict the different roles of Je Tsongkapa's monk, philosopher, writer; meditator, dancer, yoga practitioner, poet, spiritual partner and diplomat; 1,000 color images.

Through decades of study, training, and deep meditation, McNally and Thorson have mastered Partner Yoga, creating a synergistic experience for two partners. This revolutionary concept empowers each partner to support and be supported, enhancing their yoga journey together. The integration of philosophy and techniques from various disciplines allows aspiring yogis and spiritual seekers to progress further and faster on their paths, often finding greater joy in the practice. The book features stunning photography by Connie Hansen of Guzman Photography, who, along with stylist Gabriele Vignorelli, previously launched a successful ad campaign for Gap. Their collaboration captures a unique and timeless style that complements the essence of the partner-yoga practice. This approach reveals ancient practices for radical transformation, as described by Lama Christie, who emphasizes the power of working together to create a resonance that surpasses individual efforts. The book's proceeds will support over 50 individuals entering a historic three-year retreat at Diamond Mountain University in Arizona, which teaches Tibetan Buddhism through advanced philosophy, yoga, debate, and other methods aimed at enabling individuals to help others.

Focusing on the transformative power of meditation, Lama Christie McNally reveals how it not only enhances relaxation, mental clarity, and creativity but also unlocks our ability to shape our reality. Through this practice, readers can learn to sustain joy and cultivate lasting peace and contentment in their lives. The book emphasizes meditation as a pathway to realizing one's innate potential.

Combining traditional Eastern wisdom with practical business insights, this concise guide provides a step-by-step plan for enhancing both work and life. Designed to be read in just fifty-eight minutes, it offers actionable strategies that encourage readers to embrace a more successful and fulfilling approach to their daily routines.

L'opera classica sul buddismo e il business offre una combinazione unica di saggezza antica e contemporanea del buddismo tibetano, presentando strategie potenzianti per il successo nella vita personale e professionale. Il libro è strutturato in tre livelli. Il primo è una traduzione del Sutra del Diamante, un antico testo di conversazioni tra il Buddha e il suo discepolo più vicino, Subhuti. Il secondo livello contiene citazioni di alcuni dei migliori commentari della tradizione buddista tibetana. Il terzo livello, il testo principale, è l'applicazione pratica delle filosofie buddiste al mondo degli affari, basata sull'esperienza di Geshe Michael Roach, che ha lavorato per diciassette anni presso l'Andin International Diamond Corporation, un'azienda che è cresciuta da quattro dipendenti a leader mondiale nel settore della gioielleria. Lo stile accessibile di Roach e la sua comprensione spirituale rendono questo libro una fonte inestimabile di saggezza senza tempo, capace di risuonare e trasformare la vita di centinaia di migliaia di persone in tutto il mondo.