​Machig Labdron was a revered Tibetan Buddhist teacher and yogini who lived during the 11th century. She is best known for her innovative approach to the practice of Chöd, a meditation technique aimed at overcoming attachment and ego. She, belonging to a Royal background left all the luxuries to pursue spirituality, studying under several prominent teachers and developing her own unique method of Chöd.

​Chöd is a meditation practice in Tibetan Buddhism that helps people let go of their attachment to their physical body and their ego. It involves imagining giving their body as food to spirits and demons. This practice was created by a Tibetan teacher named Machig Labdron and is considered to be very important in Tibetan Buddhism. This tradition aims to aid in releasing attachment to the physical body and the ego, helping practitioners understand the true nature of reality. The ultimate goal is to attain enlightenment and liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

​Her teachings and practices, which emphasized non-dual realization, have had a lasting impact on Tibetan Buddhism and she remains a significant figure in its history. Overall, she is remembered for her innovative teachings and her influence on the development of Tibetan Buddhism.

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