Where can I find the Longchen Nyingtik Nongdro Sandhana

[Karma Samten]

Where can I find the Longchen Nyingtik Nongdro Sandhana with English translation?
Thanks

[muni]

Look by lotsawahouse for English translation Longchen Nyingtik, please.

Ngondro, Chöd... http://www.lotsawahouse.org/illuminating.html

[Karma Samten]

Thanks. I found that one too after I posted it. But there is a slightly difference than what I have (Tibetan/Chinese), for example, the one at lotsawahouse only has the visualization, but not the prayer after getting up from bed in the morning, that's why I asked for the "complete" English sadhana, I would appreciate if somebody could help. But with the one at lotsawahouse, it's enough to get me started.

[Josef]

Thanks. I found that one too after I posted it. But there is a slightly difference than what I have (Tibetan/Chinese), for example, the one at lotsawahouse only has the visualization, but not the prayer after getting up from bed in the morning, that's why I asked for the "complete" English sadhana, I would appreciate if somebody could help. But with the one at lotsawahouse, it's enough to get me started.

have you received the reading transmission or at least a Vajrasattva empowerment?

[Karma Samten]

Yes, I did. I received the reading transmission in 2007 from Sangye Tsering Rinpoche, the reincarnation of Ngawang Palzang.

[Karma Samten]

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[Josef]

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can you get a copy from your teacher?
You can also order a copy from Dzogsar Khyentse Rinpoches website I believe.

[Karma Samten]

Thanks. I did get the practice manual from Khyentse foundation, which is very wonderful. But it's not a sandha, it's a commentary.
I already have the Tibetan/Chinese Sadhana which is where I received transmission. I also would like to have the English one, what's why I posted here.

[Josef]

Thanks. I did get the practice manual from Khyentse foundation, which is very wonderful. But it's not a sandha, it's a commentary.
I already have the Tibetan/Chinese Sadhana which is where I received transmission. I also would like to have the English one, what's why I posted here.

there is an english translation available through Dodrupchen Rinpoche's center in Massachusetts.
mahasiddha.org just go to the store and you should be able to find it.
It is abridged but I am not sure to what extent. It was edited and abridged by Dodrupchen himself so I am sure its excellent.

[Josef]

Thanks. I did get the practice manual from Khyentse foundation, which is very wonderful. But it's not a sandha, it's a commentary.
I already have the Tibetan/Chinese Sadhana which is where I received transmission. I also would like to have the English one, what's why I posted here.

there is an english translation available through Dodrupchen Rinpoche's center in Massachusetts.
mahasiddha.org just go to the store and you should be able to find it.
It is abridged but I am not sure to what extent. It was edited and abridged by Dodrupchen himself so I am sure its excellent.

Since I posted this I have looked at a copy of this sadhana.
The only major abridgment is to the mandala offering section. Other than that it looks almost identical to other LN ngondro sadhana's I have seen.
It is well edited, designed, and includes some excellent images and opening prayers to Shakyamuni Buddha.

[Karma Samten]

Thanks. I will check it out.