Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Buddhism
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Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Buddhism

by Judith Simmer-Brown

Religion Spirituality Buddhism
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In Dakini's Warm Breath, Judith Simmer-Brown examines the feminine principle in Tibetan Buddhism. Centering the dakini and the evocative image of warm breath, the book considers how femininity, symbolism, embodiment, and spirituality meet within this rich religious tradition.

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Dakini's Warm Breath examines the feminine principle within Tibetan Buddhism.

Judith Simmer-Brown centers the book on the dakini, a significant figure in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, and considers the spiritual implications of femininity.

The title's image of warm breath evokes an intimate, embodied approach to Buddhist thought and practice.

This book offers readers an introduction to a focused topic at the intersection of gender, symbolism, and Tibetan Buddhist teachings.

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