Table of contents for A saint in Seattle : the life of the Tibetan mystic Dezhung Rinpoche / David P. Jackson.


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Contents
Foreword by H.E. Jigdal Dagchen Sakya	00
Preface	00
List of Illustrations	00
Maps	00
Part I: Life in the Old World
	1.	First Years at Tharlam	00
	2.	Early Studies under Gatön Ngawang Lekpa	00
	3.	First Scholastic Studies under Shenga Rinpoche at Jyekundo	00
	4.	Initial Recognition as a Trulku	00
	5.	Journey to Derge and First Studies of Sanskrit	00
	6.	Studies under Jamgyal Rinpoche and Khunu Lama	00
	7.	Travel to Horkhok and Lithang Dezhung	00
	8.	The Two Previous Incarnations in the Dezhung Trulku Line	00
	9.	Final Studies in Derge	00
	10.	Further Studies under Gatön at Tharlam and Enthronement as Gatön's Successor	00
	11.	Second Visit to Dezhung and the Death of Gatön	00
	12.	Four Years in Minyak	00
	13.	Pilgrimage to Sakya and the Holy Sites of Mila Repa	00
	14.	Great Offerings at Sakya and Ngor	00
	15.	Sojourn at Sakya and Travel to Serdokjen and Lhasa	00
	16.	Return to Kham, Teaching among the Nomads, 
and a Visit from the Sakya Dagchen Jigdral and Dagmo	00
	17.	A Second Visit to Minyak	00
	18.	The Activities of Khenpo Kangshar and the Death 
of Surmang Rolpay Dorje	00
	19.	Flight from Kham to Central Tibet	00
	20.	Flight from Lhasa to Bhutan and India	00
	21.	The First Year of Exile in India	00
Part II: Life in Exile
	22.	Arrival and First Months in America	00
	23.	Collaborators and Friends at the University of Washington	00
	24.	Misunderstandings at the University	00
	25.	Further Instruction of Gene Smith	00
	26.	Adapting to a Long-Term Stay	00
	27.	Buddhist Students and Scholars in Seattle in the Late Sixties	00
	28.	Final Years at the University	00
	29.	Beginnings of a Public Buddhist Teaching Career 
in North America	00
	30.	Founding a Buddhist Center in Seattle	00
	31.	Teaching Activities in Seattle and Canada 
and the First Dharma Center House	00
	32.	Visit to New York as Translation Collaborator	00
	33.	The Second Year in New York	00
	34.	Travels and Teachings on the West Coast	00
	35.	A Second Visit to New York	00
	36.	Establishment of the Cambridge Center 
and Further Teachings	00
	37.	Return to India and the Beginning of the 
Tharlam Temple in Nepal	00
	38.	The Journey to Southeast Asia	00
	39.	Return to North America and a Visit to Taiwan	00
	40.	Final Visits to the East and West Coasts	00
	41.	The Second Journey to Nepal	00
	42.	His Final Year	00
	43.	Epilogue	00
Appendices
	A.	Dezhung Rinpoche on Buddhism without Sectarianism	00
	B.	Previous Attempts and Main Sources for the Biography	00
	C.	A Brief Autobiography of Dezhung Rinpoche.	00
	D.	Dezhung Rinpoche's Influence upon Non-Tibetan Scholars	00
	E.	Dezhung Rinpoche's Ancestry	00
	F.	Gakhok, Dezhung Rinpoche's Place of Birth:	
Historical Notes	00
	G.	Dezhung Rinpoche's Daily Schedule of Meditation	00
	H.	Invitations to Teach the Path with Its Fruit	00
	I.	The Life of Kalu Rinpoche	00
	J.	The Writings of Dezhung Rinpoche	00
Notes	00
Glossary of Tibetan Names and Words	00
Bibliography	00
Index	00




Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Kunga Tenpay Nyima, Deshung Rinpoche, 1906-1987, Sa-skya-pa lamas Biography, Buddhist monks China Tibet Biography