The Guru Drinks Tequila

At the heart of the Vajrayana path is the connection with the master. Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse explores this fundamental relationship, which challenges our deepest conceptions and demands a letting go of established prejudices. The author guides us in how to approach this powerful opportunity for transformation, emphasising the importance of discernment and critical thinking before fully committing to the spiritual path.

Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche, an influential figure in Tibetan Buddhism, combines the depth of traditional teachings with a contemporary vision. Born in Bhutan, he was a student of eminent masters such as Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche and Sakya Trizin, and is an advocate of the Rimé tradition, which promotes integration between the different schools of Buddhism. In addition to his spiritual work, he is known for his films, such as Rod: A Blessingwhich explore the connection between spirituality and everyday life. Through projects such as Siddhartha's Intent, Rinpoche promotes the spread of the Dharma in an accessible way, inspiring practitioners around the world.