Meditation in the Tibetian tradition

If anyone here is following a Tibetian tradition, a PM would be appreciated (since I don't want to step on any Zen toes).

Thanks in advance.

This is meditation/zen, not exclusively zen forum, go ahead says I, what says mod?

Harlan,
That shouldn't be a problem. It is a Meditation/Zen forum not a Zen Meditation forum. Thank you for your consideration though. This forum has challenges that others don't face very often. It is very hard to convey matters of practice from differnent perspectives without using religious or "spiritual" language. As long as what we share is shared respectfully, with the hope of educating and clarifying rather that protselitizing I think we can all benefit. Beside it is really a good exersize to convey important ideas while still adhereing to the spirit of the(FightingArts) law. I have been very pleased that over the last few months the people on this branch of the forum have done that admirably.

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Yes, well "Meditation 101" might be okay...but not "Esoteric Aspects of Dream Yoga 565" or "Dzogchen, Rigpa and Death".

An online manual regarding meditation in the Tibetian tradition:

http://www.mahamudracenter.org/MMCMemberMeditationGuide.htm