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The Vajra Verses: A Prayer of the Fierce Inner Heat

This supplication, filled with instruction for the completion stage practice of fierce inner heat, was written by Jigmé Lingpa in his renowned work of The Heart Essence of the Great Expanse, or Longchen Nyingtik. It is traditionally sung after the lineage supplication and before the fierce inner heat practice.

Jigmé Lingpa

Translated Works

Abridged Biographies: The Lineage of the Do Family

This text provides us with an insight into the life of Do Khyentsé Yeshé Dorjé by presenting a concise biography of the master in addition to those of his family. It, moreover, offers stories from the life of his half-sister and spiritual partner, Losal Drölma—an honored teacher in her own right and a figure on the fringe of the Yeshé Dorjé tales told in temples.

Do Dasal Wangmo

Dzogchen Khenchen Abu Lhagang

Khenpo Tsöndrü's brief biography of his own teacher Pema Tekchok Loden (1879–1955), alias Khenchen Abu Lhagang, tells how he studied under some of the most illustrious masters of his day before serving as abbot for eight years at the famed monastic college of Dzogchen Śrī Siṃha and then retiring to a nearby cave, focusing on meditative practice.

Khenpo Tsöndrü

Biography of Gyalsé Rigpé Raltri

A biography of Rigpé Raltri written by Tubten Chödar. Rigpa Raltri was the younger son of Do Khyentsé Yeshé Dorjé and was recognized as the reincarnation of Jigmé Lingpa's son, Jigmé Nyinché Öser.

Tubten Chödar

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Treasure Revealer

Jigmé Lingpa was a visionary disciple of Longchen Rabjam Drimé Öser (1308–1364) and was a highly influential treasure revealer. He is specifically known for The Heart Essence of the Great Expanse, or the Longchen Nyingtik, which continues to be prevalently practiced today.

Jigmé Lingpa

1730–1798

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