Guru Sadhana for Garab Dorje
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Guru Sadhana (Wyl. bla sgrub) or Garab Dorje — a practice related to the first human Dzogchen master Garab Dorje, received as a pure vision by Kunzang Ösal Nyingpo, aka Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö. It was written down in the Water Snake year (1953) [check], on the fifteenth day of the tenth month, according to the Tibetan calendar.
Transmissions
- Sogyal Rinpoche, Merigar, Italy, April 1995.
Translations
- John Reynolds, Golden Letters (Ithaca: Snow Lion Publication, 1996), 'Guru Sadhana for Garab Dorje', pages 191-196.