Chagdud Tulku Rinpoche’s reputation as one of the great T’hroma singers was widespread in Asia. This digital recording made near the end of his life presents a rare opportunity to hear this great master of the T’hroma Chod.

Rinpoche writes in the liner notes, “Traditionally in Tibet, a person would be required to have empowerment in order to learn and practice the chod feasts as these are profound teachings from the Great Perfection. But this practice is known as “t’hod drol’ which means that it possesses the quality of liberating upon hearing. I am releasing this recording openly because of this potential to benefit being in this way.”

Chod is a method for overcoming hope and fear through the cultivation of supreme generosity.

12 Page Booklet Includes:

• A Synopsis of Dudjom Lingpa’s
  incarnations
• Chagdud Rinpoche speaks about his
  experience with this practice in an
  excerpt from his autobiography,
  Lord of the Dance,
• Instructions on the Chod Practice
  by Chagdud Rinpoche
• Photographs of Chagdud Rinpoche
  performing Chod in the 1970s and 1990s
• Line Drawings of Dudjom Lingpa
  and the deity, T’hroma Nagmo
• T’hanka image of T’hroma Nagmo
• Short History of Chagdud Gonpa in
  Tibet, the United States and Brazil
  with color photographs
• Bilingual edition in English and Portuguese