Thurman explores the transformative potential of Buddhist philosophy, its scientific approach to understanding reality, and the relevance

Thurman, who also completed his PhD work that same year. Thurman accepted and went on, years

Thurman returned from India that year with his new Swedish-German wife Nena. He had been

Thurman and me of Tsongkhapa’s text on interpretable and definitive meanings, Drang-nges legs

Thurman and Jeffrey Hopkins. Unfortunately, I was not able to actually live with Geshe Wangyal

Thurman, in his home in Woodstock, New York. Thurman had translated part of the text

Thurman. Dharamsala, India: Library of Tibetan Works & Archives, 1983. (Cotranslator with Sharpa Tulku) Tsongkhapa

Thurman came back to Harvard and we were classmates. Thurman had been one of the close

Thurman, Robert A. F., ed. Life and Teachings of Tsong Khapa. Dharamsala: Library of Tibetan

Thurman translated it into English. In it, Vimalakirti makes a lot of fun of the arhats