Lady Diana Mukpo, the wife of Vidyadhara the Venerable Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, was born Diana Judith Pybus in 1953 in England. She first saw Chogyam Trungpa at a Free Tibet rally in London. Within a year, she and the Vidyadhara met and fell in love.

She is now the owner and director of Windhorse Dressage, and she travels and teaches dressage clinics throughout the United States and Canada. Diana J. Mukpo was born in England in 1953. She attended the prestigious Benenden School until she left at the age of sixteen to marry the Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Mrs.

The Tibetan Buddhist master Chögyam Trungpa married Diana Judith Pybus when she was sixteen years old. The day after the wedding , a friend called to ask him who she was. Trungpa turned to her and said, "Excuse me, sweetheart, but what's your name ?"

2020年9月28日 · Three days before Winn published, Diana Mukpo, Trungpa’s wife by legal marriage, posted a letter to Shambhala’s community news website attempting to discredit Winn and the project, calling it a personal attack on her family.

Diana Mukpo, the wife of the Venerable Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, was born Diana Judith Pybus in 1953 in England. She first saw Chogyam Trungpa at a Free Tibet rally in London. Within a year, she and the Trungpa Rinpoche met and fell in love.

2009年12月1日 · Diana Mukpo’s intimate revelations as lover, wife, friend, and student of this remarkable human being and teacher are not only lovingly and courageously expressed, but, perhaps just as important, they are also balanced and far more objective than one might imagine.

2005年6月14日 · A letter to the Sangha from Lady Diana Mukpo. Diana J. Mukpo, the widow of the Vidyadhara the Venerable Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche who holds the title of Sakyong Wangmo, as bestowed on her by the Vidyadhara, writes as follows:

“Being married to Rinpoche was sometimes like being married to a cosmic force rather than a human being,” writes Diana Mukpo of her late husband, Chögyam Trungpa, modern father of the Shambhala tradition and pioneering teacher of Buddhism in the West.

2019年3月4日 · Diana Mukpo’s letter re: Shambhala. I write to you today with a very heavy heart. This is an incredibly painful time for all of us. However, in many ways, I feel that the situation we find ourselves in as a community was inevitable.