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Title: Vajrayana vs. Dzogchen Primer
Review: This book addresses basic preliminaries for Vajrayana (Tibetan Buddhism). It contains precious little Dzogchen--barely mentions Trekcho or Togal (primary Dzogchen processes). It doesn't even include some of the best approaches to Shamatha or any real exposition of Vipashyana (see Thrangu Rinpoche's other books for this). It also ignores Tonglen and Chod (excellent Vajrayana techniques, though not themselves Dzogchen either). Primarily it seems to be an apologetic for culturally specific Tibetan practices such as 100's of thousands of prostrations (I'd rather do Chod). It fails even as a primer. It is difficult to find a single book with the breadth and depth of Dzogchen (but, try The Practice of Dzogchen by Tulku Thondup). I think this book is misleading and of marginal value.
