Description
It is rare to find a recorded lineage of female teachers in either Bön or Tibetan Buddhism. Still, this book contains heart advice from remarkable women from all over Central and Inner Asia who received precious Dzogchen teachings, practiced with perseverance in various circumstances, and finally realized a rainbow body, complete Buddhahood.
These thirty short instructions sum up what each Khandro learned and then, finally, what she experienced and taught her disciples.
Author: Yongdzin Lopön Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche was born in Kham, Eastern Tibet in 1926. After studying for four years in a remote cave with his master, he later obtained his Geshe degree and became head teacher of Menri Monastery in Tsang, central Tibet. Today, he is the supreme lineage holder and teacher of Yungdrung Bön. In exile, Yongdzin Rinpoche established two monasteries, Menri in Dolanji, India, and Triten Norbutse in Kathmandu, Nepal. In 2005, he opened Shenten Dargye Ling, an international center for the study and practice of Yungdrung Bön in Blou, France. He has been teaching Dzogchen regularly in Europe and the USA since 1989.
