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A bit thin and sporadic in output, in his translations, Ken has focused his efforts on rendering Tibetan texts in highly readable, natural, even poetic English. With no formal training in Tibetan, Ken's knowledge of Tibetan is based primarily on his association with Kalu Rinpoche in the early '70s and his participation in two three-year retreats. Currently living in Los Angeles, he directs Unfettered Mind, a non-profit organization that provides training in Buddhist practice for those whose path lies outside established centers and institutions. | A bit thin and sporadic in output, in his translations, Ken has focused his efforts on rendering Tibetan texts in highly readable, natural, even poetic English. With no formal training in Tibetan, Ken's knowledge of Tibetan is based primarily on his association with Kalu Rinpoche in the early '70s and his participation in two three-year retreats. Currently living in Los Angeles, he directs [Unfettered Mind][http://www.unfetterdmind.org link title], a non-profit organization that provides training in Buddhist practice for those whose path lies outside established centers and institutions. | ||
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Ken McLeod
A bit thin and sporadic in output, in his translations, Ken has focused his efforts on rendering Tibetan texts in highly readable, natural, even poetic English. With no formal training in Tibetan, Ken's knowledge of Tibetan is based primarily on his association with Kalu Rinpoche in the early '70s and his participation in two three-year retreats. Currently living in Los Angeles, he directs [Unfettered Mind]link title, a non-profit organization that provides training in Buddhist practice for those whose path lies outside established centers and institutions.