Buddhist Masters Naropa

The great Siddha Naropa is a deeply revered Buddhist teacher who lived in India in the eleventh century. He was among the enlightened teachers of the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. Before becoming a spiritual teacher, Naropa was an undefeatable scholar at Nalanda University, where he first felt the vibration of the name, Tilopa. Born into a respectable Brahmin family with considerable power and riches, Naropa's story expresses complete surrender and unfailing belief in one's guru, enabling a student to become in sync with the master's mind.
Why You Should Read?
Discover the life of a great Siddha and his transformative journey from scholar to enlightened teacher.
Understand the foundational role of guru devotion in Tibetan Buddhism through Naropa's unwavering faith in Tilopa.
Gain insight into the Kagyu lineage and the spiritual practices that shaped its early masters.
Explore the historical context of eleventh-century India and the renowned Nalanda University.
About the Author
Jungney Lhamo
is the author of this insightful work on Buddhist masters. Her writing brings to life the spiritual heritage of Tibetan Buddhism, making complex teachings accessible to modern readers. This book reflects her dedication to preserving and sharing the wisdom of the great Siddhas.