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Adam Pearcey works as a translator for Rigpa Translations and is a member of the Wu Tai Shan Clan.

A Great Treasure of Blessings: A Book of Prayers to Guru Rinpoche, Rigpa Translations, Dharmakosha, 2004, ISBN: 0 9531251 1 4
Mind in Comfort and Ease: The Vision of Enlightenment in the Great Perfection, The Dalai Lama, Wisdom Publications, forthcoming, 2007

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-'''[[Yelpa Kagyu]]'''<br>
+==Short description==
-The [[Yelpa Kagyu]] lineage (yel pa) was established by [[Drubthob Yeshe Tsegpa]] (drub thob ye shes brtsegs pa, b. 1134). He established two monasteries, Shar Yelphuk ([[shar yel phug]]) and Jang Tarna ([[byang rta rna dgon]]). Little else is known about this lineage nowadays. Many of their instructions are being continued by the Karma Kagyu school.
-[[Category:Lineages & Teachings]]
+Adam Pearcey works as a translator for [[Rigpa Translations]] and is a member of the [[Wu Tai Shan Clan]].
-[[Category:Kagyu]]
+===Main teachers===
+*[[Sogyal Rinpoche]]
+*[[Khenpo Namdrol]]
+===Published Works===
+*''A Great Treasure of Blessings: A Book of Prayers to Guru Rinpoche'', Rigpa Translations, Dharmakosha, 2004, ISBN: 0 9531251 1 4
+*''Mind in Comfort and Ease: The Vision of Enlightenment in the Great Perfection'', The Dalai Lama, Wisdom Publications, forthcoming, 2007
+===Active Projects===
+===Unpublished Works (completed)===
+===Internal Links===
+*[[Wu Tai Shan Clan]]
+*[[Lotsawa House]]
+===External Links===
+* [http://lotsawahouse.org/ Lotsawa House] — Featuring translations of many important texts of Tibetan Buddhism.
+* [http://lotsawahouse.org/school Lotsawa School] — News and resources for Tibetan translators in training
+email:
+[[Category:Translators]]
+[[Category:lotsawas]]