The Life and Liberation of Tulku Drime Ozer Vajrasattva Often seen held in tandem

Often seen held in tandem with a skull cup by wrathful female deities in Thangkas

His personal anecdotes coupled with the prophecies of great masters and verse from Buddhist texts offer a portrait that is at once intimate and profound

despite spending most of his life in retreat

by Jamyang Kyentse Wongpo

Reginald Ray

The Life and Liberation of Tulku Drime Ozer Vajrasattva Often seen held in tandemThe Life and Liberation of Tulku Drim zer As told by Dakini Sera Khandro Translated by Lama Chonam, Christina Monson, and Sangye Khandro European customers may order from Garuda Books in Switzerland. The Vidyadhara Pema Drodul Sangngag Lingpa, known as Tulku Drim zer (18811924), was Omniscient Longchenpas undeniable incarnation, born among Heruka Dudjom Lingpas eight sons who were reincarnations of the eight great bodhisattvas. The qualities of Drim