Praise

“In this world where anyone can say anything and confusion is rampant, Khandro Rinpoche has given us a book that can finally bring us all back to our basic sanity. She presents the teachings of the Buddha in modern, simple language. And knowing that there are so many women in the Dharma who are wondering where the women teachers are, here she is: direct, gentle, precise and wide awake.”
—Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche, author of Living is Dying

“Mindrolling Jetsun Khandro Rinpoche’s new book, How Not to Miss the Point, is a must read. Khandro Rinpoche gives us profound traditional Buddhist teachings that are eminently applicable for modern day practitioners. She illuminates our hindrances while also giving us clear guidance on how to overcome them and “go beyond.” This book is as rare and invaluable as Khandro Rinpoche herself: a seamless, inspiring blend of modern and ancient worlds. I highly recommend that we cherish her words and wisdom and take time to revisit them.”
—Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche, author of It’s Up to You

“What a treasure! Khandro Rinpoche puts us on the spot and tells the truth, awakening an authentic spiritual longing we may have forgotten. For the beginner or the longtime Buddhist, she cuts through religiosity and philosophy to ask penetrating personal questions about our human life, drawing us into fresh engagement. This little book is breathtaking, exposing the marrow of the genuine Dharma where rock meets bone in insight.”
—Judith Simmer-Brown, author of Dakini’s Warm Breath

“With affection, humor, and piercing clarity, Khandro Rinpoche guides us through an exploration of the curious ways we get sidetracked as we attempt to bring our actions together with our intentions for well-being. While doing this, she gently brings us back, again and again, into alignment with the practical and elegant wisdom of the Dharma, reminding us that spiritual maturity is, without a doubt, well within our reach.”
—Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel, author of The Power of an Open Question

“In these brilliant and practical teachings, Khandro Rinpoche shows us profound and simple ways to discover and cultivate intrinsic goodness. Following this path of wakefulness leads to manifesting genuine compassion in everyday life. For the benefit of all beings, may we accept this challenge!”
—Gaylon Ferguson, author of Welcoming Beginner’s Mind