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Lama [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche]], the spiritual director of The Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition ([[FPMT]]), is the reincarnation of the Sherpa Nyingma yogi Kunsang Yeshe, the [[Lawudo Lama]]. Rinpoche was born in [[1946]] in Thami, not far from the cave [[Lawudo]], in the [[Mount Everest]] region of [[Nepal]], where his predecessor meditated for the last twenty years of his life. While his predecessor had belonged to the [[Sakya]] tradition of [[Tibetan Buddhism]], the [[Lawudo Lama]] himself had been a great master of the complete tantric teachings of the [[Nyingma]] tradition.
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"sgam po pa gsung 'bum", Kargyud Sungrab edition, 1982. <br><br>
  
While still a young boy, [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche]] was taken on his uncle's back for a pilgrimage to [[Tibet]]. When he arrived north of [[Sikkim]] at the [[Dungkar Monastery]] of [[Domo Geshe Rinpoche]], he startled his uncle by declaring that he had no intention of returning home with him. Rather, he wanted to stay at this monastery and devote his life to studying and practising the dharma. His education would have continued at [[Sera Je]] in [[Lhasa]], but these plans were also interrupted in 1959. Eventually he found his way to Baduar where he first became the disciple of [[Geshe Rabten]] and then of [[Lama Thubten Yeshe]]. [[Lama Thubten Yeshe]] and [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche]]'s contact with Westerners began in 1965 while they were visiting the [[Ghoom Monastery]] in Darjeeling.
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rje sgam po pas mdzad pa'i te lo n&#257; ro'i rnam thar, sgam po pa, 1:
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In 1967 the two lamas left [[India]], not for [[Ceylon]] as originally planned, but for Nepal. After a few years, they were able to purchase land at the top of a nearby hill called [[Kopan]]. There they founded the [[Nepal Mahayana Gompa Center]] in [[1969]]. The main building was constructed in 1971-72, funded almost exclusively by the [[lama]]s' increasing number of Western disciples. When the first meditation course was given there in [[1971]], it was attended by about twenty students. By the time of the seventh course, held in the autumn of [[1974]], interest was so great that attendance had to be restricted to 200 meditators, the limit of the local facilities. In December of [[1973]] [[Kopan]] became the home of the [[International Mahayana Institute]], an organization composed of Western monks and nuns.
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rje mar pa dang rje btsun mi la'i rnam thar, sgam po pa, 1: 23-42<br>
  
In 1972 they purchased land in [[Dharamsala]], the North Indian hill station that for many years has been the headquarters of [[His Holiness the Dalai Lama]], and since [[1971]] the site of the [[LTWA|Library of Tibetan Works and Archives]]. In a house formerly belonging to [[Kyabje Trijang Rinpoche]], they established [[Tushita Retreat Center]].
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chos kyi rje dpal ldan sgam po pa chen po'i rnam par thar pa yid bzhin gyi nor
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bu rin po che khyab snyan pa'i ba dan thar pa rin po che'i rgyan gyi mchog,
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spyan snga chos rje, 1: 43-303<br>
  
After the passing away of [[Lama Yeshe]] in [[1984]], [[Lama]] [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche]] became the spiritual leader of the [[FPMT]].
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tshogs chos bkra shis phun tshogs, sgam po pa, 1: 305-342<br>
  
[[Lama]] [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche]] has many projects around the world. One of the most important is the 500ft Maitreya Statue that [[Thuben Zopa Rinpoche|Zopa Rinpoche]] is building in [[Kushinagar]], Uttar Pradesh, India, which will include schools, hospitals and other social projects such as leprosy clinics (these social projects are already in existence and have been functioning for the last 15 years). Some of the other projects that [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche|Zopa Rinpoche]] has are [[Sera Je]] food fund – which offers food, breakfast lunch and dinner everyday to 2500 monks. The Lama Tsong Khapa teacher fund offers an allowance to the main 100 teachers in the [[Gelug]] tradition from various monasteries. [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche|Zopa Rinpoche]] also has a number of other funds that are for building holy objects, such as Stupas, prayer wheels etc. [[Thubten Zopa Rinpoche|Zopa Rinpoche]] has a very strong interest in collecting texts from all the different traditions.
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mgon po zla 'od gzhon nus mdzad pa'i tshogs chos legs mdzes ma, sgam po pa, 1:
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343-487<br>
  
From: http://www.austinfpmt.com/Default.aspx?tabid=28
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chos rje dwags pa lha rje'i gsung tshogs chos yon tan phun tshogs, sgam po pa,
Updated Tuesday 24th January, 2006
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1: 489-547<br>
  
== External Links ==
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tshogs chos mu tig phreng ba, sgam po pa, 2: 1-55<br>
*[http://www.fpmt.org FPMT Main Web Site]
 
  
[[Category:Gelug]]
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rje dwags po rin po che'i tshogs chos chen mo, sgam po pa, 2: 57-121<br>
[[Category:Tibetan Buddhist Teachers]]
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[[Category:Buddhist Masters]]
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung khrid chos mu tig tsar la brgyus pa, sgam po
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pa, 2: 123-161<br>
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rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung dmar khrid gsang chen bar do'i dmar khrid 'pho
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ba'i dmar khrid zhal gdams dang bcas pa, sgam po pa, 2: 163-228<br>
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rje dwags po lha rjes mdzad pa'i phyag rgya chen po rdo rje ye shes dbang dang
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phag mo'i gzhung mdo dang bcas pa, sgam po pa, 2: 229-249<br>
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rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung sgros / snyan brgyud gsal ba'i me long, sgam po
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pa, 2: 251-286<br>
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rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / snyan brgyud brjed byang ma, sgam po pa, 2:
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287-315<br>
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rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung zhal gyi bdud rtsi thun mong ma yin pa, sgam po
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pa, 2: 317-385<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po gsal byed kyi man ngag,
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sgam po pa, 2: 387-405<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po bsam gyis mi khyab pa'i
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sgom rim, sgam po pa, 2: 407-439<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung snying po don gyi gdams pa phyag rgya chen
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po'i 'bum tig, sgam po pa, 2: 441-479<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po'i rtsa ba la ngo sprod pa
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zhes kyang bya snang ba lam khyer gyi rtog pa cig chog ces kyang bya phyag rgya
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chen po gnyug ma mi gyur ba ces kyang bya, sgam po pa, 2: 481-509<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / snying po'i ngo sprod don dam gter mdzod,
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sgam po pa, 3: 1-39<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / rnam rtog don dam gyi ngo sprod, sgam po
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pa, 3: 41-75<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / sgrub pa snying gi ngo sprod, sgam po pa,
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3: 77-111<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / mdo sngags kyi sgom don bsdus pa, sgam po
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pa, 3: 113-148<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / sgros du ma sgrigs pa, sgam po pa, 3:
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149-175<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bslab gsum rnam bzhag la sogs pa, sgam po
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pa, 3: 177-245<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / gnas lugs gnyis kyi man ngag dang go cha
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gnyis kyi man ngag, sgam po pa, 3: 247-343<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bka' tshoms dang phyag rgya chen po lnga
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ldan / lam mchog rin chen phreng ba / chos bzhi mdor bsdus / nyams len mdor
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bsdus / gnad kyi gzer gsang / zhal gdams gsang mdzod ma / &#7693;o&#7747; bhi
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pa'i gtum mo / 'khrul 'khor gyi gtum mo / bar do'i gdams pa / 'pho ba'i gdams
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rnams, sgam po pa, 3: 345-450<br>
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chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bstan bcos gros 'debs bdud rtsi 'phreng ba
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dang dre bzhi rtsad gcod, sgam po pa, 3: 451-487<br>
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zla 'od gzhon nus mdzad pa'i bcud bsdus, sgam po pa, 3: 489-523<br>
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Latest revision as of 22:49, 13 January 2006

"sgam po pa gsung 'bum", Kargyud Sungrab edition, 1982.

rje sgam po pas mdzad pa'i te lo nā ro'i rnam thar, sgam po pa, 1: 1-21

rje mar pa dang rje btsun mi la'i rnam thar, sgam po pa, 1: 23-42

chos kyi rje dpal ldan sgam po pa chen po'i rnam par thar pa yid bzhin gyi nor bu rin po che khyab snyan pa'i ba dan thar pa rin po che'i rgyan gyi mchog, spyan snga chos rje, 1: 43-303

tshogs chos bkra shis phun tshogs, sgam po pa, 1: 305-342

mgon po zla 'od gzhon nus mdzad pa'i tshogs chos legs mdzes ma, sgam po pa, 1: 343-487

chos rje dwags pa lha rje'i gsung tshogs chos yon tan phun tshogs, sgam po pa, 1: 489-547

tshogs chos mu tig phreng ba, sgam po pa, 2: 1-55

rje dwags po rin po che'i tshogs chos chen mo, sgam po pa, 2: 57-121

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung khrid chos mu tig tsar la brgyus pa, sgam po pa, 2: 123-161

rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung dmar khrid gsang chen bar do'i dmar khrid 'pho ba'i dmar khrid zhal gdams dang bcas pa, sgam po pa, 2: 163-228

rje dwags po lha rjes mdzad pa'i phyag rgya chen po rdo rje ye shes dbang dang phag mo'i gzhung mdo dang bcas pa, sgam po pa, 2: 229-249

rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung sgros / snyan brgyud gsal ba'i me long, sgam po pa, 2: 251-286

rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / snyan brgyud brjed byang ma, sgam po pa, 2: 287-315

rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung zhal gyi bdud rtsi thun mong ma yin pa, sgam po pa, 2: 317-385

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po gsal byed kyi man ngag, sgam po pa, 2: 387-405

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po bsam gyis mi khyab pa'i sgom rim, sgam po pa, 2: 407-439

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung snying po don gyi gdams pa phyag rgya chen po'i 'bum tig, sgam po pa, 2: 441-479

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung phyag rgya chen po'i rtsa ba la ngo sprod pa zhes kyang bya snang ba lam khyer gyi rtog pa cig chog ces kyang bya phyag rgya chen po gnyug ma mi gyur ba ces kyang bya, sgam po pa, 2: 481-509

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / snying po'i ngo sprod don dam gter mdzod, sgam po pa, 3: 1-39

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / rnam rtog don dam gyi ngo sprod, sgam po pa, 3: 41-75

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / sgrub pa snying gi ngo sprod, sgam po pa, 3: 77-111

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / mdo sngags kyi sgom don bsdus pa, sgam po pa, 3: 113-148

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / sgros du ma sgrigs pa, sgam po pa, 3: 149-175

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bslab gsum rnam bzhag la sogs pa, sgam po pa, 3: 177-245

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / gnas lugs gnyis kyi man ngag dang go cha gnyis kyi man ngag, sgam po pa, 3: 247-343

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bka' tshoms dang phyag rgya chen po lnga ldan / lam mchog rin chen phreng ba / chos bzhi mdor bsdus / nyams len mdor bsdus / gnad kyi gzer gsang / zhal gdams gsang mdzod ma / ḍoṃ bhi pa'i gtum mo / 'khrul 'khor gyi gtum mo / bar do'i gdams pa / 'pho ba'i gdams rnams, sgam po pa, 3: 345-450

chos rje dwags po lha rje'i gsung / bstan bcos gros 'debs bdud rtsi 'phreng ba dang dre bzhi rtsad gcod, sgam po pa, 3: 451-487

zla 'od gzhon nus mdzad pa'i bcud bsdus, sgam po pa, 3: 489-523