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Vicki Mackenzie

Category Spirituality & Mindfulness
Pages 210 Pages
Publication Year 1999
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9780747543893

Rs. 1,278

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Cave in the Snow
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Cave in the Snow

Tenzin Palmo's quest for enlightenment

By Vicki Mackenzie · Published by Bloomsbury

Who it's for: Readers interested in Buddhism, spiritual biographies, and women's roles in religion

Cave in the Snow chronicles the life of Tenzin Palmo, born Diane Perry in London, who became a revered Buddhist nun. The book details her extraordinary journey to enlightenment, including twelve years spent in solitary meditation within a remote Himalayan cave, enduring harsh conditions. This narrative explores her profound spiritual commitment, personal transformation, and her efforts to address gender disparities within Buddhist traditions.Why You Should Read? Discover Tenzin Palmo's remarkable journey and spiritual resilience. Gain insight into Tibetan Buddhist practices and the path to enlightenment. Understand the challenges faced by women in monastic life and efforts for change. An inspiring account of self-discovery and spiritual dedication.

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Highlights

  • Chronicles Tenzin Palmo's life from London to Buddhist nun
  • Details twelve years of solitary meditation in a Himalayan cave
  • Explores her efforts to address gender disparities in Buddhism
  • Provides insight into Tibetan Buddhist practices and enlightenment

Themes

Spiritual commitment · Personal transformation · Gender equality in Buddhism · Solitude and meditation · Enlightenment

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Category Spirituality & Mindfulness
Author Vicki Mackenzie
Publisher Bloomsbury
ISBN 9780747543893
Pages 210 Pages
Publication Year 1999
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000071809

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Questions about this book

Who is Tenzin Palmo?

Tenzin Palmo, born Diane Perry in London, is a Buddhist nun who became revered for her spiritual dedication. The book chronicles her life and journey to enlightenment.

What is the book about?

The book is a biography of Tenzin Palmo, detailing her transformation from a London woman to a Buddhist nun, including twelve years of solitary meditation in a Himalayan cave and her efforts to address gender disparities in Buddhism.

How long did she meditate in the cave?

She spent twelve years in solitary meditation within a remote Himalayan cave, enduring harsh conditions.

Does the book discuss women in Buddhism?

Yes, it explores the challenges faced by women in monastic life and Tenzin Palmo's efforts to address gender disparities within Buddhist traditions.