Lama Khédrup Gytaso
- Student
- Teacher
Lama Khédrup Gyatso was a disciple of Düdjom Lingpa during the time of his activity in Dartsang Kalzang.
He became a great Tröma Nakmo yogi who had practiced in the 108 cemeteries. On his master’s instruction, Lama Khédrup Gyatso left Dudjom Lingpa in Golok with other senior students and made the long journey to Pemakö to find the reincarnation of his master who had been born there: Düdjom Jigdrel Yéshé Dorjé.
According to Düjom Jigdrel Yéshé Dorjé himself,
‘Lama Kedrup was extremely wrathful, short tempered, and often scolded or yelled at me".[1]
Notes
- ↑ (henpo Tsewang Namgyal, Light of Fearless Indestructible Wisdom.
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