Chögyam Trungpa
28 books
About the Author
Chögyam Trungpa (1939-1987) was a renowned Tibetan Buddhist meditation master and scholar who fled his homeland during the Chinese invasion in 1959, eventually establishing himself as a pivotal figure in bringing Vajrayana Buddhism to the West. Born into a monastic lineage, he was recognized as the eleventh Trungpa Tulku at a young age and received extensive training in Tibetan monasteries before his exile. In North America, he founded the Shambhala tradition, emphasizing mindfulness, creativity, and enlightened society, while authoring numerous books that blend ancient wisdom with contemporary insights. His teachings continue to inspire global audiences seeking spiritual awakening and compassionate living.
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