Herbert Guenther

Herbert Guenther is the author of more than fifteen books on Tibetan Buddhism. His latest book, Ecstatic Spontaneity, has just been published by Asian Humanities Press.

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Kun-zang La-may Zhal-lung, Part Two and Part Three

KUN-ZANG LA-MAY ZHAL-LUNG, Part Two and Part Three Translated and edited by Sonnam T. KaziDiamond-Lotus Publishing: Upper Montclair NJ, 1993.352 pp., $50.00 (hardback). Herbert Guenther OCCASIONALLY out of the multitude of books purporting to be translations…

By Herbert Guenther

Fall 1993

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