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**prmnwoks** · 08-26-2012, 01:36 AM

Hello Bluefaky,

I can't comment on Kelsang Gyatso(I flicked through some of his early teachings years ago) but I can't really remember them.

I like Chogyam Trungpa's writing and teaching style although again if it related directly to the Death bardo I can't recall particulars.

You will find that different lineages in Vajrayana emphasise different aspects regarding the Bardos (even numbering and classification sometimes appears apparently quite different ) also teachings regarding practice with the Bardos can also appear quite different in both emphasis and application.

Do you know which particular lineage in Vajrayana teaching you would be interested in?
Or is it just an overview of the general teachings on Bardo you want?

08-26-2012, 01:36 AM	#7
prmnwoks Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 372 Senior Member	Hello Bluefaky, I can't comment on Kelsang Gyatso(I flicked through some of his early teachings years ago) but I can't really remember them. I like Chogyam Trungpa's writing and teaching style although again if it related directly to the Death bardo I can't recall particulars. You will find that different lineages in Vajrayana emphasise different aspects regarding the Bardos (even numbering and classification sometimes appears apparently quite different ) also teachings regarding practice with the Bardos can also appear quite different in both emphasis and application. Do you know which particular lineage in Vajrayana teaching you would be interested in? Or is it just an overview of the general teachings on Bardo you want?
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