the collected works (gsun 'bum) of dge bses brag phug dge 'dun rin chen
by 1926-1997 dge 'dun rin chen/ 'brug rje mkhan po 69 dge 'dun rin chen
Part of indo tibetan buddhist literature series -- ; v. 125-129, 171-174
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How does Geshe Chapu Gendun Rinchen bridge traditional Drukpa Kagyu philosophy with the lived realities of practitioners in 20th-century Bhutan, and how do these teachings speak to modern spiritual seekers?
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Given the turbulent political and social changes in the Himalayas during Gendun Rinchen’s lifetime (1926–1997), how do his writings reflect, resist, or transcend the historical context in which they were produced?
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