Gesar!: The Epic Tale of Tibet's Great Warrior-King (Buddhism) by Zara Wallace A-7-5 we do these practices because

we do these practices because of the transformative effect they have on our own mind

and nourished by this natural wholesomeness

We may sense that mind plays a critical role in our experience of life

Geist und Sinne zu neuen Erfahrungshorizonten führen können

Translated by Gwendolyn Bays from Edouard Foucaux's French

Gesar!: The Epic Tale of Tibet's Great Warrior-King (Buddhism) by Zara Wallace A-7-5 we do these practices becauseAdventure abounds as King Gesar fearlessly challenges the dark forces, inner and outer, that bring war and hardship and obscure the path to enlightenment. Nine different Gesar tales bring to life Gesar's heroic task is to overcome the dark forces that bring war and hardship. This means conquering emotionality and confusion and abandoning mean spiritedness. Each character in the epic, from the malicious Lord Trotun to the three celestial sisters that