Here is the complete text, in pdf format.
For ease of reference, I’ve made these two hyperlinked posts – one for the Introduction, and one for the Table of Contents
Contents
Part I – Sadhanas and Commentaries
Preface – General Comments on Front Generation and Self Generation, and the Refuge Tree
1. Blessing the Speech – the Sanskrit Vowels and Consonants, and the Mantra of Dependent Origination, as taught by Lama Zopa Rinpoche
His pronunciation can be heard in this video, starting at the 24:53 mark.
The Healing Buddha Section – Complete
2. Why the Buddha is Regarded as the Supreme Healer
3. The Meaning of the Praise and Mantra of Medicine Buddha, by Lama Zopa Rinpoche
4. The Healing Buddha – A Practice for the Prevention and Healing of Disease, composed and translated by Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche
5. Visualization from The Medicine Buddha Sadhana
6. Heal Your Mind and Body, by Lama Zopa Rinpoche
7. A teaching on Medicine Buddha, by Zazep Tulku
A video of this teaching can be found here.
8. On Visualization, Receiving the Healing Buddha’s Blessings, by Zasep Rinpoche
9. The Sadhana of the Medicine Buddha, by H. H. Dudjom Rinpoche
10. From the Teachings on Mahamudra and Medicine Buddha, by Lama Lodu Rinpoche, Healing Arts Center, St. Louis, August 30th, 2012
A video of this teaching can be found here, and and a longer transcript can be found here.
His reciting the Healing Buddha Mantra can be heard here.
All the mantras listed here can be downloaded, and played continuously, so we can listen to them while we meditate, or do other things, or while we sleep. This is very beneficial. The videos also can be played on a loop.
Here is a video upload with Lama Zopa Rinpoche reciting the Medicine Buddha mantra, and here is the mp3.
I find this video delightful as well, rejuvenating, and uplifting;
and here is the mp3.
My commentary to this can be found here.
Here is a video with a recitation of The Medicine Buddha Sutra
and here is a pdf of that text.
The White Tara Section – Complete
10. Instructions and Reminders for White Tara Practice, by Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche
11. A Short White Tara Practice – Prayers by Dudjom Rinpoche and Khenpo Palden Sherab Rinpoche
12. The Practice of White Tara – The Wishfulfilling Wheel called ‘Heap of Immortal Essence’, by Kyabje Pabonkha Rinpoche,
and,
13. A White Tara Commentary, by Geshe Wangdu, given at Tse Chen Ling Center For Tibetan Buddhist Studies, San Francisco, August, 1996.
Lama Zopa Rinpoche has given extensive teachings on White Tara practice, that are online here.
Here are selected notes from these teachings. Highly recommended.
Here are the two audio files with the Tara mantra: version one; version two.
14. A Short Namgyalma Practice
15. A Meditation on Amitayus, by Phakchok Rinpoche
This is from the video that can be found here.
Practices that are being recommended for the current conditions, in 2020:
From Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s Advice
16. The Vajra Armor Protection Wheel – Short Practice, and Meditation
Audio of Lama Zopa Rinpoche reciting this mantra can be heard here.
17. A Short Practice of Black Manjushri
The recitation of this mantra by Zazep Tulku can be heard here.
18. The Prayer Liberating Sakya from Disease
Practices that have been recommended over the years
20. Logyunma / A Practice of Parnashavari, from the Sakya Lineage
A Video of this mantra being chanted can be found here.
21. On Purification and Healing
and,
23. A brief commentary on this practice by Lama Lodro Rinpoche
His chanting of the mantra can be heard here.
24. The names of the practices, and their mantras
A Youtube playlist of Guided Meditations and Teachings on Healing can be found here.
‘All the buddhas are one within the expanse of primordial wisdom.’ – Garchen Rinpoche’s Advice
Part II – Advice, Prayers, Essays, and Discourses
26. Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s Advice to Protect from the Coronavirus
27. The Method to Transform a Suffering Life into Happiness_the motivation
His commentary on this practice can be found here.
28. Advice On Healing from Lama Zopa Rinpoche
30. Three Metta Meditations – The Discourse on Love; Metta Bhavana – Loving Kindness Meditation; and, The Cultivation of Loving Kindness
See also: Mindful Breathing as a Loving Kindness Practice
For more on this wonderful practice, see Living in Beauty – Buddhist Loving Kindness Practice
31. Protective Chants from the Pali Canon_I – From Paritta Recitation – A Selection of Texts
{This collection has an introductory essay on this Tradition, called The Blessings of Paritta}
Recollecting the Qualities of the Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha, Praise, and Taking Refuge;
Invitation to Recite the Parittas; Invocation and Prayer;
The Metta Sutta – The Discourse on Loving Kindness;
32. Ending a plague, a poem based on the Jewel Sutta;
33. Protective Chants from the Pali Canon_II
The Ratana Sutta – The Jewel Discourse; and Dedication Prayers
34. Seeing the world of sentient beings, from The Avatamsaka Sutra
35. Refuge and Bodhicitta Prayers by Lama Zopa Rinpoche
36. For the sake of those who struggle and suffer
37. A prayer for degenerate times
38. Two poems from This is the Way Light Moves – Collected Poems 2018 to 2020: From Finding Refuge, and, Angels, Devas, Shining Ones
Essays
{To generate more faith, see also the Miracle Stories, from A Belief in the Miraculous; see also, this article on Buddha Weekly, on Sacred Outlook, and this one, titled In Praise of the Vajrayana.}
40. Tantric Refuge
41. The Continual Practice of Right View
42. A few additional mantras that I’ve found to be useful
43. A list of things that are healing
44. An Introduction to the Bodhisattva-Divinity Tara; includes the poem In Praise of Tara
Here is a page with audio of my reading this poem.
45. Ocean of Saints
46. The Parable of the Medicinal Herbs, from The Lotus Sutra
Three beautiful and meaningful prayers recommended by Lama Zopa Rinpoche:
47. The Swift Fulfillment of Wishes in Dependence on the Great Jetsun Tsongkhapa
48. A Prayer to Pacify the Fear of Famine
and,
49. Words of Truth Pacifying Danger of Weapons, by Thangtong Gyalpo
50. A Prayer