Isbn: 9781583944929 - the lamp that enlightens narrow minds: the life and times of a realized tibetan master, khyentse chokyi wangchug (23 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds: The Life and Times of a Realized Tibetan Master, Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug presents an engaging account of the life of Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug, a realized Tibetan tulku (reincarnated lama or teacher). The book's historical references provide a detailed portrait of Tibet on the verge of invasion and occupation by Chinese forces in the decades leading up to 1959 when Chinese repression led the Dalai Lama to take refuge in India.Narrated by Ch kyiWangchug's nephew, author and international Tibetan teacher Ch gyal Namkhai Norbu, this inspired biography describes the extraordinary events of Ch kyiWangchug's life during this momentous period in Tibetan history. Born in 1909 in a valley south of Derge, an ancient center of Tibetan culture, Ch kyiWangchug was recognized at an early age as a reincarnation of a tulku and thus received Buddhist teachings from the greatest masters of the epoch. A privileged observer of his uncle's life, NamkhaiNorbu reveals the complexity of Tibetan Buddhist hierarchy and the conflicts caused not only by Chinese forces, but also by people close to Ch kyiWangchug who had become members of factions motivated by bigotry and personal greed. Despite the difficulties he encountered, hemaintained a state of equanimity and dedicated himself to a life of peace and compassion for all sentient beings. Ultimately tortured and imprisoned by the Chinese, he and two other realized Tibetan teachers passed away at the same moment while meditating. "A valuable reference for followers of Tibetan Buddhism and people sympathetic to the Tibetan political cause, The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds recounts the remarkable life of Tibetan master Khyentse Ch'okyi Wangchug and presents a vivid description of Tibet in the years leading up to the invasion by Chinese forces"--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: New. pp. 232 Illus.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds: The Life and Times of a Realized Tibetan Master, Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug presents an engaging account of the life of Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug, a realized Tibetan tulku (reincarnated lama or teacher). The book's historical references provide a detailed portrait of Tibet on the verge of invasion and occupation by Chinese forces in the decades leading up to 1959 when Chinese repression led the Dalai Lama to take refuge in India.Narrated by Ch kyiWangchug's nephew, author and international Tibetan teacher Ch gyal Namkhai Norbu, this inspired biography describes the extraordinary events of Ch kyiWangchug's life during this momentous period in Tibetan history. Born in 1909 in a valley south of Derge, an ancient center of Tibetan culture, Ch kyiWangchug was recognized at an early age as a reincarnation of a tulku and thus received Buddhist teachings from the greatest masters of the epoch. A privileged observer of his uncle's life, NamkhaiNorbu reveals the complexity of Tibetan Buddhist hierarchy and the conflicts caused not only by Chinese forces, but also by people close to Ch kyiWangchug who had become members of factions motivated by bigotry and personal greed. Despite the difficulties he encountered, hemaintained a state of equanimity and dedicated himself to a life of peace and compassion for all sentient beings. Ultimately tortured and imprisoned by the Chinese, he and two other realized Tibetan teachers passed away at the same moment while meditating. "A valuable reference for followers of Tibetan Buddhism and people sympathetic to the Tibetan political cause, The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds recounts the remarkable life of Tibetan master Khyentse Ch'okyi Wangchug and presents a vivid description of Tibet in the years leading up to the invasion by Chinese forces"--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds: The Life and Times of a Realized Tibetan Master, Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug presents an engaging account of the life of Khyentse Ch kyi Wangchug, a realized Tibetan tulku (reincarnated lama or teacher). The book's historical references provide a detailed portrait of Tibet on the verge of invasion and occupation by Chinese forces in the decades leading up to 1959 when Chinese repression led the Dalai Lama to take refuge in India.Narrated by Ch kyiWangchug's nephew, author and international Tibetan teacher Ch gyal Namkhai Norbu, this inspired biography describes the extraordinary events of Ch kyiWangchug's life during this momentous period in Tibetan history. Born in 1909 in a valley south of Derge, an ancient center of Tibetan culture, Ch kyiWangchug was recognized at an early age as a reincarnation of a tulku and thus received Buddhist teachings from the greatest masters of the epoch. A privileged observer of his uncle's life, NamkhaiNorbu reveals the complexity of Tibetan Buddhist hierarchy and the conflicts caused not only by Chinese forces, but also by people close to Ch kyiWangchug who had become members of factions motivated by bigotry and personal greed. Despite the difficulties he encountered, hemaintained a state of equanimity and dedicated himself to a life of peace and compassion for all sentient beings. Ultimately tortured and imprisoned by the Chinese, he and two other realized Tibetan teachers passed away at the same moment while meditating. "A valuable reference for followers of Tibetan Buddhism and people sympathetic to the Tibetan political cause, The Lamp That Enlightens Narrow Minds recounts the remarkable life of Tibetan master Khyentse Ch'okyi Wangchug and presents a vivid description of Tibet in the years leading up to the invasion by Chinese forces"--Provided by publisher. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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paperback. Condizione: Sehr gut. 232 Seiten; 9781583944929.2 Gewicht in Gramm: 500.

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