Original sentence: <ref>Davidson, Ronald M.Chögyam Trungpa: His Life and Vision''.ISBN 0-231-13470-3.In Tibet, a distinction was made between Buddhism (Lha-cho, wylie: lha chos, literally "religion of the gods") and folk religion (Mi-cho, wylie: mi chos, literally "religion of humans").Shambhala International home page.Shambhala Training Glossary.Shambhala Training home page.Tibetan Renaissance: Tantric Buddhism in the Rebirth of Tibetan Culture Columbia University Press: 2005.fr:Lignée Shambhala.pg 76</ref> Windhorse (wylie: rlung ta) was predominately a feature of the folk culture, a "mundane notion of the layman rather than a Buddhist religious ideal," as Tibetan scholar Samten G.ru:Шамбала Тренинг
Edited sentence: Chögyam Trungpa: His Life and Vision.Great Eastern Sun: The Wisdom of ShambhalaPublished posthumously in 1999, based primarily on lectures Trungpa delivered as part of the Level 5 of the Heart of Warriorship Shambhala Training program, and edited by Carolyn Rose Gimian.Shambhala: Sacred Path of the WarriorPublished in 1984, based on lectures and written material by Chogyam Trungpa, reviewed and edited by a number of students and other individuals including Ken Wilber, and finalized by Carolyn Rose Gimian.Windhorse (wylie: rlung ta) was predominately a feature of the folk culture, a "mundane notion of the layman rather than a Buddhist religious ideal," as Tibetan scholar Samten G