Guru Rinpoche Sampa Lhundrupma Print Thangka 28"x36" stupa Mipham’s commentary is the one

Mipham’s commentary is the one most commonly used to explain Padmasambhava’s teaching

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Secondary Title: The Recognition of the Reincarnate Masters of Tibet and the Himalayas

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Guru Rinpoche Sampa Lhundrupma Print Thangka 28"x36" stupa Mipham’s commentary is the oneBeautiful print thangka of Sampa Lhundrupma from Nepal. Sampa Lhundrupma is the most widely practiced of the Prayers of the Seven Chapters to Guru Rinpoche. The Lotus Born Guru gave these seven prayers to his closest disciples. In the Sampa Lhundrupma, he takes many different forms to benefit beings. In this image, he is standing up, which symbolizes the enlightened activity which most swiftly benefits all beings without exception. This is a high