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Damngak Rinpoché Dzö, Volume 8 (ཉ་) Marpa Kagyü Text Collections Volume 2 མར་པ་བཀའ་བརྒྱུད་པོད་གཉིས་པ་ Shechen Printing > Volumes List > Volume 8 (Karchak)

in many other Zurmang lineage prayers, and a brief account of his life can be found in the Collected Histories of the Glorious Zurmang Kagyu. This liturgy

quoted from an unknown source in Collected Histories of the Glorious Zurmang Kagyu to support the theory that Severance is based on the teachings of buddha

assume that it belongs with the Zurmang feast activities. While that may be the case, it does not represent the Zurmang long lineage. That supplication

rje'o/_/sarba mang+ga lam/_/dge'o/_/ See Collected Histories of the Glorious Zurmang Kagyu, p. 376. Research Information Translator's notes Note from Ringu Tulku

are particularly connected with the famous Zurmang tradition of Severance. A sublineage of the Kagyu, the Zurmang tradition maintains a significant link to

well. These four lineages are the Tsalpa Kagyu, Karma Kagyu, Barom Kagyu, and Pakdru Kagyu; some add the Densa Kagyu to make five. These are called the elder

Tropu (Kagyu) Monastery (Khro phu mkhan chen Rin chen Seng ge, 13th c.), the ordination preceptor of Butön Rinchendrup (1290–1364) and also of Zurmang Khenchen

མར་པ་བཀའ་བརྒྱུད་པོད་གཅིག་པ་ Marpa Kagyü Text Collections Volume 1 Vol. 7 (ཇ་) | 34 Texts, 542 Pages མར་པ་བཀའ་བརྒྱུད་པོད་གཉིས་པ་ Marpa Kagyü Text Collections Volume

the ripening empowerments, three traditions are included, those of the Zurmang, Jamyang Gönpo, and Gyalthangpa. The spiritual advice includes the instruction

included in this volume come from the Kagyu tradition, specifically the Karma Kagyu lineage and its subsects of Nedo and Zurmang. The only exceptions are the texts

of Trophu Kagyu. Author: Trophu Lotsawa Nup Jampe Pal pp 21-24 3. The instructions on Mahamudra without words from the tradition of Trophu Kagyu. Author:

of Trophu Kagyu. Author: Trophu Lotsawa Nup Jampe Pal pp 21-24 3. The instructions on Mahamudra without words from the tradition of Trophu Kagyu. Author:

and practices traditionally used in the Severance feast activities of the Zurmang tradition. The first part of the title is nearly identical to that of White