Which version would you recommend:
The new revised one
http://www.amazon.com/Words-Perfect-Tea ... ct+teacher
Or the old one
http://www.amazon.com/Perfect-Teacher-R ... e+rinpoche
Thanks
The Words of My Perfect Teacher
- dzogchungpa
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
There's also this:
http://www.amazon.com/Kun-Zang--May-Zha ... 092346803X
http://www.amazon.com/Kun-Zang--May-Zha ... 092346803X
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
I'm leaning towards the 1996 edition. But again, I'd like some feedback as to which is most preferred.
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
I read both of those a few years apart, and I don't remember many big differences. I read the older one as a hardback, so that was a nicer book in general. That's all I can remember. I don't think you'll go wrong with either.
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
Does the new version have the Dilgo foreward?
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Yes.Sherab Rigdrol wrote:Does the new version have the Dilgo foreward?
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
The old Lama Kazi one would be really interesting to read, but the newer ones are the more renowned.
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Re: The Words of My Perfect Teacher
Thanks Tom! I just wanted to make sure they were similar copies. Been putting off this purchase for way too long.