Modern Masters (18th–20th)
Lama Norbu Döndrub
/in 18th–20th // Modern Masters /by Shangpa Foundationbla ma nor bu don grub
1880-1954?
Having been the principal lineage-holder of the teachings and transmissions of the Shangpa Kagyü at the time, prior to the arrival of the young Kalu Rinpoche at Tsadra Rinchen Drak, he dreamed of the Six-armed Mahakala one night, the main Shangpa protector, who appeared with a white silk-shawl, to welcome the new lineage-holder.
Shalu Losal Tenkyong
/in 18th–20th // Modern Masters /by Shangpa Foundationzhwa lu blo gsal bstan skyong
1804-1865?
Losal Tenkyong was born in the upper Nyang region of Tsang. His mother died early and he was brought up by a nun who was a student of one of the great masters of this time, Tsechokling Yeshé Gyaltsen. Losal Tenkyong was then eventually recognized as the incarnation of Drupwang Losal Tsengyen (1727-1802).
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