Gétsé Tralek Shédrub Do Ngak Ling
As a branch of Katok Dorjé Den in Kham, Gétsé Dralak Shédrub Do Ngak Ling monastery was founded in the eighteenth century by Gétsé Palchen Gyurmé Tséwang Chokdrub on the banks of the Da Chu, in the southwest of outer Golok. It became the main seat of the Katok Gétsé Trulku line of incarnations.
In the 1938, Déwé Dorjé Sera Khandro was invited to Gétsé Dralak by the Fourth Chaktsa Trülku Kunzang Péma Trinlé. There, she gave extensive empowerments, oral transmission and pith instructions from her own terma revelations.
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