For Khenchen Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche
A remembrance meant to be a call
He who permeated many hearts everywhere in wisdom and could enchant with the gentle power of love and humor, leaving them encouraged to walk their own path to freedom.
We speak of him, of one of the first great Tibetan masters in the Buddha’s tradition who began to share their knowledge and, above all, their experience intensively and systematically across cultures with people all over the world – of the one who, on behalf of the 16th Karmapa, was to open access to the Karma Kagyu tradition especially to Western students as one of the first teachers; the first teacher at the Kamalashila Institute, once in Wachendorf, and also the first teacher at the same place, which is now a retreat center in Halscheid; he was also the first teacher in many other places of this world; – of the one who had remained as one of the few grand masters of the old school.
We speak of the one who, after almost 90 years of tireless activity, left us on June 22nd:
Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche, Dechen Rangdrol, or by whatever other names he may be known.
“Written from the point of view of a close disciple”
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