37 Practices of a Bodhisattva

Among the most widely studied indigenous Tibetan texts on lo-jong, or mind training, this classic work by Gyalsay Togme Sangpo is followed by practitioners across all schools of Tibetan Buddhism. It offers a clear and practical guide to training the heart in compassion, making it a meaningful resource for anyone drawn to the path of kindness, awareness, and inner discipline.

Rooted in the wisdom of Santideva’s A Bodhisattva’s Way of Life and other important teachings, the text brings together essential principles in a concise and accessible form. Its enduring value lies in the way it distills profound spiritual guidance into practices that support daily life, reflection, and deeper self-understanding.

This teaching invites participants to explore a time-honored tradition of contemplation and compassionate action, offering inspiration for both study and personal practice.