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== Full Name ==
Charles Manson
== Affiliation ==
Oxford
Karma Kagyu
== Education ==
== Other Information ==
Note on translation work, October 27, 2010:<br>
I'm recently back from manuscript research trip to China and India, found some interesting ones, and one illuminated gser 'phreng account.<br>
Currently working on translating a ms text Karmapa Orgyan Trinley gave to me, it purports to be a record of [[Karma Pakshi]]'s direct account of his previous lives, so is probably written by an immediate disciple (the author is not declared). It's 40 pages. Ongoing is my translating of Karma Pakshi's autobiography, 135 pages. <br>
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bio Charles Manson lived at Samyeling in the UK and studied and practiced Buddhism extensively there, later traveling in Tibet and studying the second Karmapa, Karma Pakshi in particular. He received his BA degree from SOAS, and MTS degree from Harvard Divinity School (Tibetan Buddhism). In addition to teaching at SOAS, he is currently Tibetan Subject Librarian for the Bodleian Library, Oxford. He maintains Bod Blog (yeshiuk.blogspot.com), a blog relating to the Tibetan Collection at the Bodleian. He also writes for BDRC regularly and maintains the Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tibetanoxford
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  • Harvard Divinity School, 2006 – 2008
  • School of Oriental and African Studies, U. of London, 2003 – 2006
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