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Interview · Khyungdzong · 2010On His Native Dolpo
8 min
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On His Native Dolpo

He talks about Dolpo in northern Nepal, the high valley he comes from and one of the last places where Bön has been practised without interruption.

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Lopön of Menri Monastery in Dolanji, the office of head teacher in the Yungdrung Bön tradition and its senior doctrinal authority after the Menri Trizin.

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