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main page for the author using the བོད་མི་ stub. If the author in question also publishes Tibetan works add {{DRL Authors of Tibetan Works}} If the Tibetan

with commentaries by Dudjom Rinpoche and Beru Khyentse Rinpoche; translated by Alexander Berzin, LTWA, 1978 Longchen Rabjam (author), Richard Barron (trans):

the Mahāyāna Works on Mind Training, identifies the specific works from The Hundredfold Collection on Mind Training works that were chosen by the editors

Sakyapa mind training texts have been translated numerous times by others, most recently by Thubten Jinpa in Mind Training: The Great Collection. There is

that the compilation of Sutra was undertaken by Ananda, that of Vinaya by Upali, and that of Abhidharma by the elder Mahakashyapa. Ibid., p. 25. All English

Ling Monastery had been shut down and Tāranātha’s works suppressed. Established in the year 1615 by Tāranātha himself, Takten Puntsok Ling was the largest

words. Both these works are included in the Derge Tengyur. Unlike Gyalwa Longchenpa’s famous text of the same name, in which the author presents the whole

outline are by Rangjung Dorje (1284-1339), the Third Karmapa hierarch, who was an important figure in the Severance tradition. His many works on Chöd are

all composed by Lochen Dharmashrī. Most of the instruction section is also by Dharmashrī (all of these texts are found in his collected works), with one

of Mind, followed by an explanation of the latter by Mitrayogin’s disciple Jampa Pal. The volume concludes with a pith instruction by Mitrayogin called

ways written by Lopon Padmavajra. Author: Lopon Padma pp 19-42 4. The inner-heat (tummo) complete path written by Lopon Nagpo Chopa. Author: Nagpopa & Drakpa

ways written by Lopon Padmavajra. Author: Lopon Padma pp 19-42 4. The inner-heat (tummo) complete path written by Lopon Nagpo Chopa. Author: Nagpopa & Drakpa

chung pa?) as an author- maybe he just wrote the supplication at the end? The current author listed on this page reflects the author listed in Chokyi Nyima's

the throne of Jonang by his nephew, Kunga Pelzang (1513-1593). Kunga Drolchok’s listed writings amount to seventy-nine distinct works, including eulogies

and Grantees Authors of English Works Authors of French Works Authors of Italian Works Authors of Spanish Works Authors of German Works Authors of Chinese

preceding work by mkhyen brtse'i dbang po. 48.7-62.1 de kho na nyid bcu pa, by slob dpon gnyis su med pa'i rdo rje. By mai tri pa? Tr. by bla ma phyag na

chen. Meditated at ma ra steng and tsa ri ma chen gyi brag dkar. Author of many works such as khrid yig and nyams mgur. At the age of 56 to dga' ldan ma

Translation's Introduction by Callahan, E. Mahāmudrā: Path of a Single Stride is not included in Gampopa’s Collected Works and nothing seems to be known

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Mahāmudrā in the Paltsek edition of his Collected Works (SVM Marpa 2011). Transmission lineage received by Jamgön Kongtrul. Nāropa to Marpa, and then the