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An excellent book: Please view the photographs. Explore the depths of Buddhist meditation with ‘Echoes of Voidness’ by Geshe Rabten. This book, part of the Wisdom Intermediate Book – White Series, offers an excellent guide to meditating on emptiness and an illuminating commentary on the Heart Sutra. Ideal for those interested in Buddhist philosophy and meditation practices.

Reviews:

• Theory and helpful practical advice from a true master. I loved this book and highly recommend it to beginners and experts alike. I read it over a year ago and felt compelled to write this out of gratitude. The first section on the heart sutra (prajnaparamitra) was the clearest I have ever read (or heard) on the subject. The second section on Madhyamika I didn’t spend much time on – lazy student that I am. I find Tibetan logic tedious, despite its thoroughness & accuracy. The third section on Mahamudra was exceptional for the technical lucidity and clear practical guidance of an accomplished master. It was an inspiration to practice.

• This book gives a broad insight of what emptiness is about. The female (through inspiration) and male (through logic and reason) way of understanding emptiness and how it comes together in our own field of experience (practice). It really is a joy to study these sutra’s and even more if you study it together with the Verse of the Center from Stephen Bachelor.