Khenchen Thrangu was born in Tibet in 1933. He has founded numerous monasteries and nunneries, schools for Tibetan children, and medical clinics. He has taught extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States, and is the abbot of Gampo Abbey. He was appointed by the Dalai Lama to be the personal tutor for the Seventeenth Karmapa.
This treatise is important for understanding the development of Tibetan Mahamudra teachings in their emphasis on emptiness, the true nature of mind, and the importance of meditation in coming to realize emptiness. -- Publishers Weekly Khenchen Thrangu's work is distinctive because of the clarity and vividness of his religious thought. -- Library Journal Thrangu Rinpoche explains the aspects of impermanence, permanence, temporality, and the eternal nature of the three kayas with great clarity and alacrity, showing readers the practical implications of these otherwise rarefied Buddhist concepts. --Venerable Traleg Kyabgon, author of The Essence of Buddhism and Mind at Ease This treatise is important for understanding the development of Tibetan Mahamudra teachings in their emphasis on emptiness, the true nature of mind, and the importance of meditation in coming to realize emptiness. - Publishers Weekly Khenchen Thrangu's work is distinctive because of the clarity and vividness of his religious thought. - Library Journal Thrangu Rinpoche explains the aspects of impermanence, permanence, temporality, and the eternal nature of the three kayas with great clarity and alacrity, showing readers the practical implications of these otherwise rarefied Buddhist concepts. -Venerable Traleg Kyabgon, author of The Essence of Buddhism and Mind at Ease This treatise is important for understanding the development of Tibetan Mahamudra teachings in their emphasis on emptiness, the true nature of mind, and the importance of meditation in coming to realize emptiness. -- Publishers Weekly Khenchen Thrangu's work is distinctive because of the clarity and vividness of his religious thought. -- Library Journal