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It's easy to add your entry. First, press the edit button above and copy (do not cut!) the template you see in the text box (starting with "short description"). Then go to your page, press the edit tab and paste this into the empty text box. Next, just fill in the blanks. If you put two brackets on either side of a word or phrase "[[ ]]" a new page will be created for that term. If a page already exists, it will link to that page. if you put three apostrophes on either side of an item, it will appear in bold.
 
It's easy to add your entry. First, press the edit button above and copy (do not cut!) the template you see in the text box (starting with "short description"). Then go to your page, press the edit tab and paste this into the empty text box. Next, just fill in the blanks. If you put two brackets on either side of a word or phrase "[[ ]]" a new page will be created for that term. If a page already exists, it will link to that page. if you put three apostrophes on either side of an item, it will appear in bold.
Finally, if you are not sure how to do something, the easiest way to learn how it to check another page that has already been written. The prototype for the '''translator info''' pages is the page of [[Gyurme Dorje]]. To see how his page was made, just click on his link and then press the edit button.
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Finally, if you are not sure how to do something, the easiest way to learn how is to check another page that has already been written. The prototype for the '''translator info''' pages is the page of [[Gyurme Dorje]]. To see how his page was made, just click on his link and then press the edit button.
  
  
 
==Short description==
 
==Short description==
 
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'''Joe Translator''' was born on a lotus in Himachel Pradesh. He completed his academic training at [[Nalanda]] University, before going on retreat seventeen years near [[Mount Kailash]]. He now lives in Idaho and makes very little money translating Tibetan texts.
  
 
==Main teachers==
 
==Main teachers==
 
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[[Dalai Lama]]
  
 
==Published Works==
 
==Published Works==
 
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Siddhartha. ''The Collected Works of the Buddha''. Delhi: Kundzop Publications, 2006.
  
 
==Active Projects==
 
==Active Projects==
 
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A translation of ming med rdo rje's spiritual songs
  
 
==Unpublished Works (completed)==
 
==Unpublished Works (completed)==

Revision as of 02:35, 7 December 2005

It's easy to add your entry. First, press the edit button above and copy (do not cut!) the template you see in the text box (starting with "short description"). Then go to your page, press the edit tab and paste this into the empty text box. Next, just fill in the blanks. If you put two brackets on either side of a word or phrase "[[ ]]" a new page will be created for that term. If a page already exists, it will link to that page. if you put three apostrophes on either side of an item, it will appear in bold. Finally, if you are not sure how to do something, the easiest way to learn how is to check another page that has already been written. The prototype for the translator info pages is the page of Gyurme Dorje. To see how his page was made, just click on his link and then press the edit button.


Short description[edit]

Joe Translator was born on a lotus in Himachel Pradesh. He completed his academic training at Nalanda University, before going on retreat seventeen years near Mount Kailash. He now lives in Idaho and makes very little money translating Tibetan texts.

Main teachers[edit]

Dalai Lama

Published Works[edit]

Siddhartha. The Collected Works of the Buddha. Delhi: Kundzop Publications, 2006.

Active Projects[edit]

A translation of ming med rdo rje's spiritual songs

Unpublished Works (completed)[edit]

Websites[edit]

email: