This book reflects the nature of the four bardo which embrace the whole existence of life and death. The possibility that the four bardo holds and the four types of practice to be applied on this four bardo to achieve the four kayas, enlightened body. It encourages the reader not to live in the world of fascination, both wordly and spiritual, but to live in the reality of the dharma and not in the fascinating daydream of spiritualism.

Radiance of Possibility Within Bardo, Lopon Kalsang Dorje, Paperback, 114 pages, $12.00

Dorje Lopon Chandra Easton is a teacher, author, and translator of Tibetan Buddhism. She has taught Buddhism and Yoga around the world since 2001 and co-translated Sublime Dharma: A Compilation of Two Texts on the Great Perfection, published in 2012. In 2015, she was given the title of senior lead teacher, Dorje Lop�n (Varjacharya), by Lama Tsultrim Allione and Tulku Sang-ngag Rinpoche. She is on the Tara Mandala Board of Trustees and the Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion Council, which addresses the under-representation of people from different cultural, racial, sexual orientation, and social backgrounds in the Dharma and at Tara Mandala. She is currently writing a book on the twenty-one Taras in Buddhist Tantra. She lives in Berkeley, CA, and has offered annual retreats at Esalen for 16 years. Visit ChandraEaston.com to learn more.