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Khenpo Chönang (b. 1963), also known as Dzamthang Tulku Chökyi Nangwa, came to India from Amdo in the early 1990's. He studied closely under the late [[Ngawang Yonten Sangpo]], and now heads the Jonang monastery in Shimla/northern India where he educates approximately 100 young monks. Recently a retreat center for the practice of the six-limbed vajra-yoga of Kalachakra has been constructed near the monastery. Khen Rinpoche also oversees the guidance of the retreatants there. | |||
===Main Teachers=== | |||
*[[Ngawang Yonten Sangpo]]<br> | |||
===Main Students=== | |||
*[[Tulku Dongag Gyatso]]<br> | |||
===External Links=== | |||
*Jonang Foundation[http://www.jonangfoundation.org] | |||
*Jonangpa Blog[http://www.jonangpa.com] | |||
[[Category:Buddhist Masters]] | |||
[[Category:Jonang]] | |||
[[Category:Jonang Masters]] | |||
Revision as of 10:20, 9 March 2009
Khenpo Chönang (b. 1963), also known as Dzamthang Tulku Chökyi Nangwa, came to India from Amdo in the early 1990's. He studied closely under the late Ngawang Yonten Sangpo, and now heads the Jonang monastery in Shimla/northern India where he educates approximately 100 young monks. Recently a retreat center for the practice of the six-limbed vajra-yoga of Kalachakra has been constructed near the monastery. Khen Rinpoche also oversees the guidance of the retreatants there.