- A
drubchen is a
traditional form of
meditation retreat in
Tibetan Buddhism that
lasts for
about ten days. It
involves a
large number of lay and monastic...
- they
restored the
monastery from Lam Kha Nga and
commanded the
second Drubchen,
Jimba Gyeltshen to take
charge of it.
After the restoration, the Taktsang...
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Namdroling Religion Affiliation Tibetan Buddhism Sect
Nyingma Festivals Losar,
Drubchen, bKa-ma'i Drubchod, Sagadawa,
Mipham Anniversary,
Longchen Anniversary...
- high lamas,
including the 16th
Gyalwang Karmapa,
Ayang Drubchen Tenpai Nyinpa,
Nelong Drubchen,
Traleg Kyagbon, and the
tutor of
Drikung Kyobgon Chabra...
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Religion Affiliation Tibetan Buddhism Sect
Nyingma Festivals Losar, bKama'i
Drubchen,
Mipham Anniversary,
Gutor Leadership Karma Kuchen, 12th Throne-Holder...
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Thimphu October 4–06
Wangdue Tshechu Wangdue Phodrang October 4–06
Gangte Drubchen &
Tshechu Gangte,
Wangdue Phodrang October 6–08
Tamshingphala Choepa Bumthang...
- was
recognized as the
seventh incarnation Tibetan meditation master Gar
Drubchen from
Drikung Kagyu lineage. Not long
after being recognized as tulku, he...
- 17th-century
Tibetan poet, scholar, and siddha. He was the
first of the
Rongwo Drubchen tulku lineage, and an
important figure for
Buddhism in Amdo, a
region of...
- of the
ganachakra tsok
ritual (as well as Homa,
abhisheka and
sometimes drubchen) some
Tibetan Buddhists and Bönpos have been
known to
ingest small amounts...
- ganachakra, and homa. In the
Tibetan tradition, dütsi is made
during drubchens –
lengthy ceremonies involving many high lamas. It
usually takes the form...
