Tibetan filmmaker (actor, director, writer). He is the son of the famous Tibetan Buddhist master Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoché and his British wife Diana Judith Mukpo. At three years old, he was identified as the reincarnation of Jamgon Kongtrul of Sechen, one of his fathers mentors, who died in prison in Tibet around 1960. During his 1976 visit to the United States, the 16th Karmapa confirmed Gesar Mukpos identity and inducted him in a ceremony at Berkeley, California. Gesar Mukpo has lived in Boulder, Colorado, and in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. His film credits include Tulku (2009, director, screenwriter, actor_, Crazy Wisdom: The Life & Times of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche (2011 actor), and Warrior Songs: King Gesar (1997, actor). Link to Wikipedia biography (French) Read less
Born April 26, 1973, in Boulder, Colorado, Gesar Mukpo is a filmmaker, artist, and teacher known for his work exploring themes of consciousness, creativity, and the intersection of Tibetan Buddhist teachings with contemporary culture.
Gesar's films often blend documentary and narrative styles, reflecting his interest in personal transformation and spiritual inquiry. His notable works include:
Gesar Mukpo conducts workshops and retreats internationally, focusing on mindfulness, meditation, and creative expression. He draws upon his background in Tibetan Buddhism and his experience as a filmmaker to offer unique insights into personal growth and spiritual practice.
Gesar maintains an online presence through various platforms, including:
Information on Gesar Mukpo's most recent projects can typically be found on his website and through other online channels. These may include upcoming film releases, teaching engagements, or other creative endeavors. Checking his website for updates and announcements is recommended.
Gesar Mukpo is the son of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, a prominent Tibetan Buddhist teacher who brought Tibetan Buddhism to the West. This background has deeply influenced his work, which often explores the challenges and opportunities of integrating Eastern spiritual traditions with Western culture.
His work has been featured in various media outlets, and he continues to engage with audiences interested in exploring contemplative practices, creativity, and personal transformation.
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