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Welcome to the Tharpa South Africa website, where you can view, read, and listen to the full range of Books, Audiobooks, Chanted Prayers in print and CD and a comprehensive Buddhist Art collection that Tharpa has to offer.

Based in Durban, South Africa, we ship throughout Africa. Please check our contact page for details on our shipping rates, or email us directly: info.za@tharpa.com

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Meditations for Relaxation

Three guided meditations to relax body and mind

Three simple guided meditations that can be practised by anyone. With regular practice, these meditations help to relax both body and mind and lead to a deep experience of inner peace.

Background information and guidance is provided in the accompanying booklet.

An ideal companion to the book, Introduction to Buddhism
 ORDER NOW - 1 CD + 16pp booklet: only R 115

Meditations for a Clear Mind

Finding happiness from a different source

Three guided meditations that lead to mental clarity and inner peace. A voyage of discovery into the mind that reveals our inner potential for lasting peace and happiness.

Background information and guidance is provided in the accompanying booklet.

An ideal companion to the book, Mahamudra Tantra
 ORDER NOW - 1 CD + 16pp booklet: only R 115



 
Transform Your Life
A Blissful Journey
Introduction to Buddhism
An Explanation of the Buddhist Way of Life
How To Solve Our Human Problems
The Four Noble Truths

 
Buddha Shakyamuni - art
Buddha Shakyamuni is the founder of Buddhism in this world.
The New Meditation Handbook - cd
Meditations to Make Our Life Happy and Meaningful
Prayers for Meditation - booklet
Brief Prepartory Prayers for Meditation
Gueshe Kelsang Gyatso The author of our books is Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, a fully accomplished meditation master and internationally renowned teacher of Buddhism.
For more information about him, click here.

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From the book Introduction to Buddhism

Thus we should not see suffering as an obstcale to our spiritual practice but as an indispensable aid.
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