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The Life of Milarepa

Tsangnyön Heruka

Form
Form Non-fiction
Year
Year 1488
Originally in
Originally in Tibetan
Pages
Pages 230

Hail falls on a wedding feast and the house comes down on thirty-five people. It is sorcery, learned at the insistence of Milarepa's widowed mother, revenge on the uncle and aunt who stripped the family bare after his father died.

Our clothing was miserable rags tied to our bodies with a rope for girdle.
The Life of Milarepa, Tsangnyön Heruka

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