See Your Hopes and Fears As Creations of the Mind with This Meditation Practice from Tibet

Within the ancient teachings of Tibetan Buddhism lies a meditation tradition for facing -- and dissolving -- our greatest fears and attachments in life. Now one of the contemporary Buddhism's most experienced and respected teachers, Tsultrim Allione, adapts this practice to the challenges unique to our time, on Cutting through Fear
Based on the traditional Tibetan practice of Chod (literally "to cut"), this method was developed by a legendary Tibetan yogini, Machig Lapdron, almost 1,000 years ago and is practiced within all schools of Tibetan Buddhism. To this day, Chod is still used in Tibet to treat mental and physical illness and as a path to awareness. On Cutting through Fear, Tsultrim Allione shares the fascinating history of this practice, and interprets it especially for Western students of meditation and psychology. Drawing from root visualization practices, Tsultrim Allione shares a four-step process that can help you meet and release what the ancient Tibetans called "demons" -- the fears, obsessions, illnesses, and hopes that can be faced and dissolved with this powerful meditation technique.
We all encounter the demons of addiction, compulsion, anger, and other difficult emotion, too often as a daily event. Now we have a rare and useful tool to stop struggling against them, and instead liberate them, with Cutting through Fear.


Cutting through Fear, Tsultrim Allione, Sounds True, 2 CD / 3 hours, $24.95