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<p>The Four-Fold Yoga: A Teaching for the Mountain Hermit (Ri chos kyi rnal 'byor bzhi pa) is contained in the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan published in 1984.</p>
The Blazing Source of All Virtues: A Teaching for the Mountain Hermit (Ri chos yon tan kun 'byung 'bar ba) is contained in the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan.
The Blazing Source of All Virtues: A Teaching for the Mountain Hermit (Ri chos yon tan kun 'byung 'bar ba) is contained in the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan.
<p>The Great Supplement for the Source of All Virtues, A Teaching for the Mountain Hermit (Ri chos yon tan kun 'byung gi lhan thabs chen mo) is contained in the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan published in 1976.</p>
<p>The Extraordinary Key Points that Explain the Hidden Secrets of the Adamantine Body (Rdo rje lus kyi sbas bshad kyi gnad thun mong ma yin pa) is contained in the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan.</p>
<p>This is the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan published in 1976.</p>
<p>This is the Collected Works of Yanggönpa Gyeltsen Pel (1213-1258), a master of the upper Drukpa Kagyü order. This edition is a three volume reproduction of a collection from the Tango monastic community in Bhutan published in 1984.</p>