A holder of the Vajrayoginī and Lamdré Lobshed Lineages, Jetsun Doringpa Chenpo received ordination from Drathangpa Sherab Dawa. He stayed for many years at an isolated hermitage or retreat site named Kha’u Drak Dzong. Later, he imparted instructions of this Vajrayogini lineage to Tsarchen Losal Gyatso, the founder of the Tsar sub-lineage of the Sakya […]
Wangchuk Rabten was the eighteenth abbot of Zhalu. He was a disciple of Khenchen Lapsum Gyaltsen, and nephew of Jamyang Khyentse Wangchuk. Wangchuk Rabten is also an important master in the transmission lineage of the Lamdré Lobshed teachings. He was the teacher of Gonpo Sonam Chogden. […]
Lapsum Gyaltsen Wangpo was born in Oyuk, Tsang. His father was named Gyal-lha and his mother was Khandroma. His childhood name was Tsogyal. He began his studies of reading, writing and recitation at a very early age. He was given novice vows by Drubpa’i Wangchuk Drungpa Gatsepa of Dingma Monastery. He studied Prajñāpāramitā at Dreyul […]
Drenchog Chogleg Dorje is the thirteenth abbot of Nalendra Monastery. […]
Jampa Kunga Tashi is the fourteenth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Khenchen Jamyang Palchog Gyaltsen is the twenty-second abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Sharchen Sherab Jungne was the eighteen Ngor Monastery throne holder. Further Reading: The Eighteenth Ngor Khenchen, Sharchen Sherab Jungne, by Tsering Namgyal (Source: Treasury of Lives). […]
Drubkhangpa Palden Dondrub is the sixteenth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
Jamyang Kunga Sonam Lhundrub is the fifteenth abbot of Ngor Monastery and also a Sakya throne holder. […]
Mahāpaṇḍita Tartse Namkha Palzang is the thirteenth abbot of Ngor Monastery. […]
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