The Six Spaces of the All Good: An Upadesha Tantra of the Great Perfection

This tantra makes very clear that the path to enlightenment is right before us.. It points like a finger pointing to Ultimate understanding. It is text like these that are yogi's/ yogin's salvation. Clearly in order to know the heart of the TaThaGaTha one must have a goal to liberate others. Liberating them where they stand to be as they are. A primordial display of perfect form just as it is. A lighting bolt of awakening to liberate the habit of craving what is not present on the arising of the disturbance. The permission to toss awareness into the vast blue sky or the dark star night, the peaceful sea of being. All these are disclosed in this wonderful text. Multitude of blessing to Chris for his wonder dedication to translating this profound work.

I really enjoy immersing my experience in the timeless tantras that Christopher Wilkenson is bringing to our awareness. This particular tantra has profoundly explicated for me a deeper understanding of the impartial wisdom presence that pervades the six realms of consciousness exploration.

This is an Upadesha and it's meaning is not obvious when judged "through" our conceptual structure. The points of this book can be understood when our knowledge has finished hunting, when the recollections of our minds have stopped flowing outwards. At that stage the instructions could lead to blessings....

Translation left me cold. Should'a known. Never have liked Mr. Wilkinson's translations.

This is another of the fine translations being done by Christopher Wilkinson. These Upadesha tantra's have the ability to effortlessly point to the nature of mind. It is a blessing that these works are being opened to the west. Thank you.