Rinpoche taught The Nine Yana Journey based on Jamgon Kongtrul Lodro Thaye's Treasury of Knowledge which collects teachings of the Buddha and commentaries from masters (Longchenpa, Nagarjuna and Asanga); mahasiddhas (Padmasambhava); yogis (Tilopa and Naropa); and the great translator Marpa Lotsawa. Rinpoche first presented three Sutrayana vehicles (Shravakayana, Prateyakabuddhayana, and Bodhisattvayana) in terms of insights (Four Noble Truths, Twelve Nidanas and Bodhicitta), practices (Four Foundations of Mindfulness, Renunciation, and cultivation of Bodhicitta), and conduct (Ten Non-Virtuous Actions and Bodhisattva Actions). Rinpoche then provided an overview of Vajrayana in terms of its meaning, distinctions, division into Four Tantras and reasons for distinguishing which Tantra to teach. Rinpoche then taught the Kriyanatantrayana, Ubhayatantrayana, Yogatantrayana, and Annutarayogatantra in terms of preparation and practices. Twelve talks. Gerry Wiener translated.

Restricted Teaching: DPR restricts the use of these recordings to students practicing Dzogchen under his direction, or to students who were present at this teaching in 1999.