Thirty-Seven Practices of the Bodhisattva
A recent translation of a foundational Tibetan Buddhist text from a Kadampa master of the fourteenth century.
Gyalse Thokmé Sangpo
Gyalse Thokmé Sangpo (1295-1369) was a Kadampa master of the fourteenth century based at Ngulchu Monastery where he sat in retreat for 20 years. He had previously served as the abbot of Bodong E for about 9 years, from 1326 to 1335. Significant in the transmission of Lojong teachings, his compositions include the famous “Thirty-seven Practices of the Bodhisattva,” one of the classics of Tibetan Buddhist literature.
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