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... This text was written in two parts: the first five chapters, in 1494, by the disciple Nyukla Paṇchen Ngawang Drakpa (smyug la paN chen ngag dbang grags pa, 1458-1515), when the yogin was about thirty-six years old; and the last four chapters in 1537, by Lhatong Lotsāwa Shenyen Namgyel (lha mthong lo tsA ba shes gnyen rnam rgyal, born 1512), five years after the yogin’s death.
Against the wishes of his family, at the age of sixteen he fled to Tsāri (tsA ri), where he began to train under his first guru, Chuworipa Kunga Namgyel (chu bo ri pa kun dga' rnam rgyal) ...
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... He studied with many other teachers of different Tibetan traditions, such as Kunga Drolchok (kun dga' grol mchog, 1507-c.1565), who taught him the instructions of Niguma, and Lhatong Lotsāwa Shenyen Namgyel (lha mthong lo tsA ba bshes gnyen rnam rgyal, b ...
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