The Collected Works ofCh6g)am Trungpa brings together in eight volumes, thematically arranged, the writings of one of the first and most influential Tibetan teachers to present Buddhism in the West. From his arrival in England in 1963 and America in 1970 until his death in Canada, Chogyam Trungpa was the author of thirteen books. Of these, ten appear in full in this collection. His translations of major Buddhist texts {The Tibetan Book of the Dead, The Rain of Wisdom, and The Life ofMarpa) have been omitted, but his introductions and other unique contributions to those publications are included. Another thirteen books that have been compiled since his death from his lectures and poetry are also included, along with more than seventy articles from many sources, poetry, interviews, and introductions to books by other authors. This extensive body of work illustrates that Trungpa Rinpoche was a remarkably prolific teacher whose writings continue to attract great interest. Volume Seven features Chogyam Trungpa’s work as a poet, playwright, and visual artist, and his teachings on art and the creative process. This volume includes: u
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Selected Writings