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...[Karmapa]]''' (b. 26 June 1985), is the spiritual leader and head of the [[Karma Kagyü]] tradition of [[Tibetan Buddhism]], one of the [[The four main scho ...k region of [[Kham]], Eastern Tibet. In the late spring of 1992 a group of Karma Kagyü lamas, searching for the reincarnation of the [[16th Karmapa]], disc ...

...It was there that he performed his first Red Crown Ceremony, assisted by [[Karma Shedrup Tenpé Nyima|Ninth Sangyé Nyenpa Rinpoche]]. He stayed in Tsurphu [[Category: Contemporary Teachers]] ...

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...age transmission from the Karmapa. Among his other teachers were Surmang [[Karma Chökyi Nyinché|Trungpa Chökyi Nyinche]], the 10th Trungpa tulku. He atta ...

'''Pulung Rinchen Ling''' ([[Wyl.]] ''pho lung rin chen lding'') is a [[Karma Kagyü]] monastery in northern [[Powo]], Tibet, which was founded by '''Gar ...Wyl. ''shwa sprul kun bzang rgya mtsho'') up to Karma Trinle Nyima (Wyl. ''karma phrin las nyi ma'') were heading [[Pulung Rinchen Ling]] monastery. ...

...oche''' (Tib. རྫོགས་ཆེན་དཔོན་སློབ་, [[Wyl.]] ''rdzogs chen dpon slob'') '''Karma Sungrap Ngedön Tenpa Gyaltsen''' (b.1965) — the [[Dzogchen Pönlop Incar ==His Teachers== ...

*Rigpa Berlin, 14-16 November 1997: a public talk on '[[Karma]] and [[Compassion]]' and a week-end teaching on '[[Absolute bodhichitta|Ab [[Category:Drikung Kagyü Teachers]] ...

...nding disciples are traced the four earlier Kagyü schools: Barom, Phagdru, Karma and Tsalpa.  ...pa. The traditions that thrive as major independent schools today are: the Karma Kagyü or Kamtsang, Drukpa, Drikung and Taklung.  ...

...Kagyü, Powo was invaded because the Kanam Gyelpo was a benefactor of local Karma Kagyü monasteries. The twenty-first Kanam Gyalpo was quick to learn how to ==Main Teachers== ...

...nding disciples are traced the four earlier Kagyü schools: Barom, Phagdru, Karma and Tsalpa. ...pa. The traditions that thrive as major independent schools today are: the Karma Kagyü or Kamtsang, Drukpa, Drikung and Taklung. ...

...armapa]] as the incarnation of one of the [[tulku]]s of Ringu monastery, a Kagyüpa monastery in his home province. [[Category:Contemporary Teachers]] ...

...o. The other main tradition is the Tsurpu calendar system developed in the Karma Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism (Tsurlug). ...and temple project in Dzogchen Beara as well as introducing Rigpa's Senior Teachers and Senior Practice Holders ...

...as the [[root teacher]] of [[Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche]] and one of the main teachers of [[Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö]]. ...discipline of the bodhisattva vows with masters such as the great [[Khenpo Karma Tashi Özer]], the fifth Rabjam Rinpoche and so on, and followed all the po ...

...er that it was an important thoroughfare and pivot for pilgrims, religious teachers, traders and caravans travelling between central Amdo, the Golok country, G .... ''g.yu thog rnam rgyal'') 550 Kagyü monks. In Dotö. Yutok Monastery is a Karma Kagyu institution in Dzamtang, Amdo, that was founded by Situ Paṇchen Cho ...

...]], he became a main student of [[Thuksey Rinpoche]], among other Dzogchen teachers. After fleeing from Tibet to India in 1959, carrying Thuksey Rinpoche upon ...monastic teachings, [[empowerment]]s and transmissions from his principal teachers, and giving instruction to students. ...

...he Khen Rab lineage.</ref>. In all, he had more than one hundred and fifty teachers, who were great masters from all four major schools—[[Sakya]], [[Geluk]], *The speech emanation, [[Karma Jamyang Khyentse Özer]], born as the son of the Beri chieftain of Hor, was ...

...ns. For the [[Kagyü]], this meant the monasteries, lamas and tulkus of the Karma, [[Drukpa Kagyü|Drukpa]], [[Drikung Kagyü|Drikung]], [[Taklung Kagyü|Tak ...away to religious projects. Whereupon, as a sign of the infallibility of [[karma]], their wealth grew even greater! People even began to say that the Lakar ...