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Tibet's older religious tradition, with its own founder, canon, monasteries and Dzogchen lineage, closely resembling Tibetan Buddhism without descending from it.
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Lama Sangye Mönlam
Lama Sangye Mönlam, born in 1955 in Khyungpo, Tibet, became a monk at Menri Monastery in India in 1983 and studied the preliminary practices and Dzogchen with Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche. After many years of service at Bön monasteries and eight years of intensive meditation and retreat, he began teaching at Shenten Dargye Ling and in Paris in 2007. He now leads Yeshe Sal Ling, the Bön centre in Austria, and teaches in particular the Ma Gyud, the Mother Tantra, as well as phowa and tummo.
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