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Nyingpo Rinpoche (Getsul Preceptor) Lama Neten Tsewang Gyaltsen (Language Teacher) Fill in the blanks Nyingma Pema Lingpa 9th Peling Gyalse Tulku 9th Peling

volumes on Buddhist philosophy and practice, published and saved countless texts, and initiated numerous projects to preserve and disseminate Buddhist thought

Ven. Lama Serpo Rigdzin Palden (name in wylie) Short bio of teacher Ven. Lama Serpo Rigdzin Palden from Lhuntse in Bhutan was a renowned Dzogchen Yogi

died soon thereafter in a refugee camp at Buxa, West Bengal, near the Bhutanese border in the year 1960, at age 29. Before passing away, he sat for days

whom was the yogi Taktsang Repa, who went to Ladakh at the request of the Buddhist king of that region Sengay Namgyal (1570-1642). In Ladakh, Taktsang Repa

which gave him profound confidence in his masters' instructions and the Buddhist teachings. He believed it was during his time spent in prison that his

testimony in Tibetan Yoga and Secret Doctrines, p. 105 and following. He was Bhutanese by birth. Mtshams pa implies he was a retreatant, and when Dawa Samdup

when Bhutanese monks would go to teachers in Lhasa after Gendun Rinchen’s return to Bhutan, those Tibetan teachers would turn away the Bhutanese saying

Land - Buddhist school first developed in China that stresses devotion to Buddha Amitabha and rebirth in Amitabha's pure land [RY] Pure Land - Buddhist school

- a learned Buddhist scholar or teacher. Geshe Chayulwa (1075-1138) - a master in the old Kadam tradition who was also one of the teachers of Gampopa,

Foremost among Patrul Rinpoche’s teachers were Jigme Gyalwai Nyugu and Do Khyentse Yeshe Dorje. Other important teachers were Dola Jigme Kalzang, Kilung

200 ? King Pusyamitra, of the Sunga dynasty, persecutes Buddhists: 187-? BC Reign of Greek Buddhist King Menander (Milinda): 163-115 BC King Kanishka's Council