Coltelli.

Riduzione per canto e pianoforte. Versione italiana di A.Zanardini e A. Braga. Opera Completa. Paris, Heugel et C. Editeurs de Musique 1979, cm.19x27, pp.394, brossura SONZ4360

Traduzione di Alessandro Golinelli. Milano, Repubblica su licenza Dutton & Co. 2004, cm.15x21, pp.234, brossura con bandelle. Coll. Le Strade del Giallo, 32.

With two original lithographs in six colors printed by Maurice Beaudet and Georges Girard, all other color plates are also lithographs. Text in blue, black and red inks. Catalogue at back inside cover carries dimensions, dates and titles Ting's first published work. Limited edition, one of 1099. Ting was a Chinese-American visual artist and poet: his work was influenced by pop art and abstract expressionism. Brussels Galerie Smith 1961, cm.27x38, pp.24 illustrate comprese la copertina. Stampato su cartoncino . fascicolo spillato.

Traduz. dal tibetano di Erik Pema Kunsang. A cura di Marcia Binder Dchmidt, Kerry Moran. Boudhanath, Rangjung Yeshe Publications 1997, cm.15x22, pp.199, brossura, copertina figurata a colori. Testo in inglese. This translation contains subtle and penetrating wisdom expressed through the age-old tradition of spiritual songs. Two songs by the great Indian master Naropa are explained in detail by Thrangu Rinpoche, a realized Tibetan Buddhist teacher of the present time. His approach is traditional, but his style is conversational and pragmatic. He includes refutations and limitations of other approaches, a comparison of Mahamudra vs. regular Shamatha, 5 wisdoms, as well as the 6 paramitas. Reading this book, one realizes that Mahamudra ultimately encourages turning the eye on the "I."