Gampopa (1070-1153) was the foremost student of the renowned yogi Milarepa and the founder of Mahamudra. His masterwork, A Precious Garland, offers precise instructions on what practitioners of varying levels need to know to perfect their spiritual practice. Rinpoche's commentary explains correct view, meditation, and conduct, and offers frank answers to common questions concerning obstacles to Dharma practice. Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche delivers profound insights in direct and inspiring language. In this commentary on the Precious Garland, one of Gampopa's masterworks, he outlines what practitioners of varying levels need to know to perfect their spiritual practice. He instructs on the correct view, meditation, and conduct, and offers frank answers to common questions concerning obstacles to Dharma practice. Gampopa (1070–1153) was the father of the Kagyu tradition and foremost student of Milarepa.
