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'''[[Baram Kagyu]]'''<br>
'''[[Baram Kagyu]]'''<br>
The [[Baram Kagyu]] lineage (’ba’ ram) was established by [[Baram Darma Wangchuk]] (’ba’ ram dar ma dbang phyug, 1127-1199). It was continued mainly as a family lineage. One of its famous early masters was the “Protector of Beings” [[Tishi Repa]] (’gro mgon ti shri ras pa).
The [[Baram Kagyu]] lineage ([[’ba’ ram]]) was established by [[Baram Darma Wangchuk]] ([[’ba’ ram dar ma dbang phyug]], (1127-1199). It was continued mainly as a family lineage. One of its famous early masters was the “Protector of Beings” [[Tishi Repa]] ([[’gro mgon ti shri ras pa]]).
 
==Lineage==
Other lineage masters include: Marpa, Mila, Gampopa, then to his disciple
*[[Darma Wangchuk]]
*[[Tishi Repa]] had five teachers. Besdies [[Darma Wangchuk]], also [[Lama Shang Tsalpa]], [[Kyobpa Jigten Sumgon]], [[Taklung]] and ?
*[[Repa Karpo]]
*[[Tsangsar Lumey Dorje]]
 


[[Category:Lineages & Teachings]]
[[Category:Lineages & Teachings]]
[[Category:Kagyu]]
[[Category:Kagyu]]

Revision as of 08:07, 17 December 2005

Baram Kagyu
The Baram Kagyu lineage (’ba’ ram) was established by Baram Darma Wangchuk (’ba’ ram dar ma dbang phyug, (1127-1199). It was continued mainly as a family lineage. One of its famous early masters was the “Protector of Beings” Tishi Repa (’gro mgon ti shri ras pa).

Lineage

Other lineage masters include: Marpa, Mila, Gampopa, then to his disciple