Big love : The life and teachings of Lama Yeshe; volume 2 1979-1984 / Adele Hulse.

Volume 2 of a two-volume set.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1979: Even your enemy who tries to kill you is your best friend -- 1980: The teachings are all about you -- 1981: Public life and private time -- 1982: A celebration of the enlightened experience -- 1983: Lama's last year -- 1984: We don't have the karma anymore -- Epilogue -- Lama Yeshe's legacy: the FPMT today -- Afterword by Osel Hita Torres -- Appendix: A prayer for the kind father guru to return quickly -- Author's note and acknowledgments -- Publisher's note -- Photo credits -- Bibliography -- Index.

Lama Yeshe spent his first twenty-four years in Tibet, fleeing from the Chinese invasion in 1959. He spent the remaining twenty-five years of his life first as a refugee in India and Nepal, and then as a tireless traveller throughout much of the world. Together wtih his heart-son and spiritual heir, Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche, Lama Yeshe was in the forefront of masters bringing Buddhist teachings to the West.