Enlightened Vagabond: Stories and Teachings of Patrul Rinpoche
Enlightened Vagabond: Stories and Teachings of Patrul Rinpoche
by Matthieu Ricard,Dza Patrul Rinpoche,Constance Wilkinson
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Book Summary
Author, philosopher, and Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard has spent decades
collecting these colorful stories and profound teachings of Patrul Rinpoche, one
of the most impactful teachers and thinkers in the Tibetan tradition from the
nineteenth century.
Few Buddhist meditation masters continue to have the influence that Dza Patrul
Rinpoche, active in the nineteenth century, has to many Buddhist practitioners
today. A wandering yogi, he eschewed urban areas for a life living in the wilds,
caves, and mountains of Tibet. While famous for his teaching with thousands of
students, he would wander from place to place by himself, carrying only a few
possessions--the most prized of which were two
ISBN-13
9781611803303
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Shambhala
Publishing Date
2017-07-18
Total Pages
256
Enlightened Vagabond: Stories and Teachings of Patrul Rinpoche
Author, philosopher, and Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard has spent decades
collecting these colorful stories and profound teachings of Patrul Rinpoche, one
of the most impactful teachers and thinkers in the Tibetan tradition from the
nineteenth century.
Few Buddhist meditation masters continue to have the influence that Dza Patrul
Rinpoche, active in the nineteenth century, has to many Buddhist practitioners
today. A wandering yogi, he eschewed urban areas for a life living in the wilds,
caves, and mountains of Tibet. While famous for his teaching with thousands of
students, he would wander from place to place by himself, carrying only a few
possessions--the most prized of which were two