The Mahasiddha and His Idiot Servant: Chogyam Trungpa’s Butler’s Bio
By elephant on Aug 28, 2008 inin blog, non-new agey spirituality, reviews, spring06 |
GURUJI’S MR. JEEVES
Called the most important spiritual teacher of the 20th century, Chögyam Trungpa catalyzed the transmission of Tibetan Buddhism from his devastated country to the West. But 20 years after his death, he’s remembered as more of a rock star than a Buddhist meditation master. Mahasiddha, by Trungpa’s English butler, is the first personal bio out of the gates—and it’s a wild, sweet, behind-the-curtain ride.
Review via Waylon Lewis, from the Spring 2006 issue.
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This looks good!
anna | Aug 28, 2008 | Reply