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Drukmo འབྲུག་མོ་རྒྱལ།

Drukmo is a renowned Tibetan singer, Sowa Rigpa practitioner, mental health counselor, and the descendant of six generations of Tibetan Ngagpa/yogis. Rooted in an unbroken Himalayan lineage, she carries forward living traditions of healing through sacred chant, mantric sound, contemplative practice, and Tibetan medicine—offered with compassion and care.

At the same time, her story has expanded far beyond the mountains where she was raised. Since leaving Tibet in 2014, Drukmo has traveled widely and lived in conversation with people of many cultures and faith backgrounds. Although she returns home twice each year, her identity continues to grow—becoming more sophisticated, multilayered, and open-minded. Her daily practices, retreat training, traditional values, and ethical foundations are continually refined through engagement with post-industrial environments and modern ways of living.

During the COVID years, Drukmo returned to formal study and completed an M.A. in Anthropology, deepening her ability to listen across cultures and understand how meaning, suffering, and healing are shaped by lived experience. Along this path, she also completed Sowa Rigpa mental health counseling training through the Sowa Rigpa Institute, and began offering regular consultations. Today, her work blends Buddhist and Sowa Rigpa roots with contemporary mental health and modern realities—supporting people with practical, culturally sensitive frameworks for well-being.

Drukmo often describes her Tibetan childhood and community life as a kind of “vajra palace”—a protective inner ground of stability and peace. From that stable ground, she allows deconstruction and reconstruction of concepts to happen safely, with clarity and gentleness. While she does not claim to have all answers, her commitment is simple: to cultivate the peace she can maintain—and to share it with others through healing practices informed by Sowa Rigpa and Buddhist philosophy.

Drukmo understands herself as both religious and spiritual. Religious, because she was raised within Buddhist tradition and remains personally aligned with it. Spiritual, because her world experience has shown her how deeply humans are conditioned by childhood and environment—and how important it is to reconnect with what originally made us feel safe, whole, and peaceful. For this reason, she remains open beyond fixed religious approaches when co-creating healing and spiritual frameworks with the people she serves.

In her view, “heaven and hell” are not distant destinations, but experiences lived through our body, mind, and speech. What comes after death may remain a mystery, yet she finds profound refuge in Buddhist teachings and in the extraordinary richness of Tibetan death culture—prayers, rituals, and practices that keep wisdom alive and provide a meaningful path of care for the deceased and the living alike.

Explore Drukmo’s work in mantra healing, Tibetan wellness, cultural preservation, and therapeutic consultation—and connect with a timeless tradition, reimagined for the world today.