Za hor rgyal poʼi sras mo lha lcam man dha ra waʼi rnam par thar pa
By: Rediscovered from its place of concealment by bsam-gtan-glin-pa (khrag-'thun-nag-po o-rgyan-'jigs-med-mi-'gyur bsam-gtan glin-pa phrin-las-'gro-'dul -las-rab-bde-ba-rtsal
Contributors: Bsam gtan gling pa ʼphrin las ʼgro ʼdul las rab bde ba rtsal
Publisher: Ngawang sopa
Published: 1973
Place of publication: New delhi
Language: tib
Number of pages: 589
Other titles: The life of Lady Mandāravā, the Indian consort of Padmasambhava rediscovered from its place of concealment by Bsam-gtan-gliṅ-pa (Khrag-ʼthuṅ-nag-po O-rgyan-ʼjigs-med-mi-ʼgyur Bsam-gtan-gliṅ-pa Phrin-ʼgro-ʼdul-las-rab-bde-ba-rtsal)  together with the Rtsa gsum ʼod gsal sñiṅ-thig teachings (instructions on Sñiṅ-thig practice received in visions by ʼJam-dbyaṅs Mkhyen-brtseʼi-dbaṅ-po).; Rtsa gsum ʼod gsal snying thig; The life of lady mandarava, the indian consort of padmasambhava
Description: Biography of Lady Mandarava, Indian consort to Padmasambhava. Revealed during the 19th century.
Notes: Together with the rtsa gsum 'od gsal snin thig teachings (instructions on snin-thig practice received in visions by 'jam-dbyans mkhyen-brtse'i-dban-po.

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