The discovery of the diamond path. Tibetan Buddhism meets with the West, Nidal O.

Young Danes Ole and Hannah Nidal went on a honeymoon in Nepal. There they met with Gyalvoy Karmapa XVI, the head of the tradition of Kague of Tibetan Buddhism, and became his disciples. This radically changed their life. They left their previous habits and in 1972, at the request of his Holiness, returned to Europe to bring Buddhist teaching to the West.

in his autobiographical book Ole Nidal, the master of meditation and the first European, who was officially recognized by the lamas of the tradition of Karma Kagu Tibetan Buddhism, describes his way to the teachings of the Buddha: violent youth, meeting with Hannah’s wife, acquaintance with Tibetan lamas and the first exciting years of apprenticeship in the Himalayas under the leadership of the sixteenth Karmapa, the “Tsar of the Yogis Tibet”. The book is complemented by the glossary of Buddhist terms.

Lama Ole Nidal - since 1972, Lama Ole Nidal, following the wishes of his main teacher - Karmapi XVI Rangjun Dorrge, founded more than 600 centers of Buddhism of the diamond path, in the world. Which his students get acquainted with this ancient teaching and meditating. Lama Ole Nidal –– the author of 10 bestsellers, translated into 25 languages ​​and published in more than 40 countries of the world.