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Mirror Clearly Reflecting the Meaning of the Middle Way

A commentary elucidating the meaning of the Introduction to the Middle Way.

Author: By His Holiness, the First Dalai Lama Gyalwa Gedun-drub (1391-1474)

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Ven. Fedor Stracke
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