In the vajrayana tradition of Buddhism, E is the feminine principle of immense wisdom and space that pervades of of experience; VAM is the masculine principle of indestructible skilful means and compassion, which is also the experience of great bliss. In this digitally remastered video of the 1976 Boulder seminar, Vidyadhara Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche examines how the principle of EVAM, the unity of the feminine and masculine, operates at each stage of the Buddhist path. Talk titles include

    * Generations of Astronauts
    * Vajra Question Mark
    * Missing the Boat
    * The Chicken & the Egg
    * Small People with Vast Vision
    * Wash Your Dishes & Take Off Your Roof

Perfect for study groups or weekly classes, this set includes a study guide on CD.

Six talks on three DVDs, plus study guide CD

Trungpa was born in Eastern Tibet and recognized as an incarnation of the Trungpa line at an early date. He studied with, among others, one of the reincarnations of the Jamgyon Kongtrul who wrote the most famous commentary on the Seven Points. In 1959 he fled to India in the wake of the Communist takeover in Tibet, courageously leading many of his people to safety (this period is described in his book Born in Tibet.) He came to England in the mid-sixties to study at Oxford, learned English, started to teach, and started one of the first Tibetan Buddhist centers in the West. He later dropped his monastic vows, married, and moved to America where he continued his teaching. He founded the Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado, a large and highly respected Buddhist university