Approaching awe, a moral, spiritual, and aesthetic emotion Keltner & Haidt, 2003. https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/dacherkeltner/docs/keltner.haidt.awe.2003.pdf …pic.twitter.com/xOcWWKbxF0
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There’s two more-recent, probably better translations, but Guenther’s Heideggerian interpretation of Longchenpa appeals
Nice! - I’ve been studying Chöying Dzo in recent months. I’ve never had much luck with Guenther’s Longchenpa translations, but may retry at some point. I’ll look up that Robbins reference also.
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There seem to be four English translations of the Chöying Dzö; do you recommend one? Turns out the Robbins url is dead. Can probably retrieve via Wayback Machine. In the mean time, seems like an impressive and interesting guy I hadn’t otherwise heard of: https://pointpark.academia.edu/BrentRobbins/CurriculumVitae …
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There are four? Woah. I’ve been using the Barron translation (Precious Treasury of Scriptural Transmission, which is the one with Longchenpa’s commentary). I know someone who is working on another, not sure how long left before that is ready to share/print.
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