Tibetan-preserved tantric, siddha, Vajrayana, and esoteric Buddhist works.
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Precious Treasury of the Unborn — A Madhyamaka meditation on emptiness, impermanence, and illusion in fifteen verses — from devotional homage through systematic philosophy to vivid images of hunters' songs and salt water, ending in a prayer for realization. First English translation from the Tibetan Buddhist Tengyur (D3839), attributed to Nāgārjunagarbha.
Song of the Glorious Vajra-Holder — A five-stanza tantric hymn praising Vajradhara as the embodiment of peerless compassion and bestower of supreme attainment, from the Degé Tengyur (Tohoku 1162). First-ever English translation.
The Illuminating Lamp — Śrī Siṃha — A tantric commentary on the Heart Sūtra by Śrī Siṃha, the foundational Dzogchen master, transmitted by Vairocana to King Trisong Detsen. Interprets every phrase of the Prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya on three levels — outer, inner, and secret — revealing the Heart Sūtra as a teaching on primordial awareness. First English translation from the Tibetan Buddhist Tengyur (D4353).