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Revision as of 08:50, 18 April 2016
The Butön Gong Khukma (Wyl. bu ston gong khug ma) or Chimé Tsedrup (Wyl. 'chi med tshe sgrub) is a terma revealed by Guru Chöwang, and transmitted through the Shalu and Sakyapa traditions via Butön Rinchen Drup—which is why it is known as the Butön Gongkugma in these traditions. A "gong khug" is a small pouch worn around the neck or in the breast pocket of a shirt, close to the heart.