"The figure of Longchen Rabjam stands out as one of the greatest Dzogchen masters in the Nyingma tradition, and amongst the most brilliant and original writers in Tibetan Buddhist literature." Sogyal Rinpoche Today marks the anniversary of this great master. Read more https://treasuryoflives.org/biographies/view/Longchenpa-Drime-Wozer/2882 Image courtesy himalayanart.org | Rigpa

Longchen Rabjam, also known as Longchenpa, was a highly revered Tibetan Buddhist master, scholar, and poet who lived in the 14th century. He is considered one of the greatest Dzogchen masters in Tibetan history. Longchenpa's teachings emphasized the view, meditation, and conduct of Dzogchen, a profound meditation practice aimed at realizing the innate nature of mind. Born in the region of Amdo in eastern Tibet, Longchenpa demonstrated exceptional intelligence and spiritual insight from a young a

Longchen Rabjam, also known as Longchenpa, was a highly revered Tibetan Buddhist master, scholar, and poet who lived in the 14th century. He is considered one of the greatest Dzogchen masters in Tibetan history. Longchenpa's teachings emphasized the view, meditation, and conduct of Dzogchen, a profound meditation practice aimed at realizing the innate nature of mind.Born in the region of Amdo in eastern Tibet, Longchenpa demonstrated exceptional intelligence and spiritual insight from a young ag

Mahaparinirvana of Longchenpa Today marks the observance of Mahaparinirvana(the great passing) of Longchenpa(1308–1364), one of the most revered masters of Tibetan Buddhism and a luminary of the Nyingma tradition. Longchenpa's Mahaparinirvana is a time for reflection on his profound legacy and the timeless wisdom he imparted through his teachings and writings. Longchenpa's life was a testament to the depth of Dzogchen (Great Perfection) practice, and his passing symbolizes the ultimate realizati

Cave of Kuenkhen Longchenpa Gangri Thökar (གངས་རི་ཐོད་དཀར) 'The White Skull Snow Mountain', is a famous peak in Central Tibet, approximately 25km S-SW of Lhasa. It was here, in the hermitage of Orgyen Dzong, that Longchenpa taught and composed many of his most important writings including the Seven Treasuries. ~ GBoW Admins | Great Beings of the World