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Here will find a range of books, CDs and other items that you can order online.

Type: Book

Healing Relationships	Meditation on White Tara
Original Virtue	Taming the Elephant Mind
A Textbook of Tibetan Language	Lamdre - Dawn of Enlightenment

Type: eBook

Taming the Elephant Mind - eBook

Price: $5.60

Type: CD

Think of Dying... and Get a New Life!	Dealing with Depression and Anxiety
How to be your own therapist	How to Live a Meaningful Life
Loss and Grief	Personal Crisis - A Buddhist Perspective
Relishing the Medicine of Mindfulness	The Danger of "Freedom and Individualism" - a Buddhist Perspective
Tibetan Buddhist Chants and Prayers

Dharmapada, Words of the Buddha Unveiled - with Lama Choedak Rinpoche	Mindfulness as Heartfulness - Public Talk with Lama Choedak Rinpoche
Mother's Day Dharma Talk - with Lama Choedak Rinpoche	The Three Levels of Tolerance - a Workshop on Dealing with Anger and other Destructive Emotions

About

Gorum Publications is part of Sakya Losal Choe Dzong Tibetan Buddhist Society of Canberra and publishes books by Lama Choedak Rinpoche (sometimes published under the name Lama Choedak Yuthok).

For more audio and video that you can listen to and download from this website click on TEACHINGS in the main menu above.

For bulk orders please contact us using this online form or alternatively by email or phone - mail@sakya.com.au / 612 6238 2088.

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"Not therefore is he a bhikkhu merely because he begs from others. Not by adopting the outward form Does one truly become a bhikkhu. He who wholly subdues evil, Both small and great, Is called a monk (bhikkhu) Because he has overcome all evil"

The Buddha