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Dzogchen Pema Kalsang on the DRL
Wylie | rdzogs chen padma bskal bzang |
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English Phonetics | Dzogchen Pema Kalsang |
Sort Name | Dzogchen Pema Kalsang |
Birth: | 1943 |
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Place of birth: | Dzachuka, Eastern Tibet |
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- Religious Affiliation
- Nyingma, Dzogchen
Biographical Information
Having received an intense and enlightening education with some of the most eminent masters of the 20th century, while still a teenager, Dzogchen Pema Kalsang Rinpoche became twelfth throne holder of Dzogchen Monaster. Throughout the bleak period of the 1960s and '7-s, he managed to maintain and practise the Dharma in secret, and as soon as circumstances permitted, he completely rebuilt Dzogchen Monastery, Shirasing Buddhist College, and established the Lotus Ground Great Perfection Retreat Centre. He now devotes his time to teaching Dzogpa Chenpo to tens of thousands of studetns from all over teh world, and to date, thirty-two volumes of his teachings have been published in Tibetan. (Source: Introduction to the Nature of Mind (Dzogchen Pema Kalsang) (2019), translated by Christian Stewart.
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