Lama Milkweed L. Augustine

Lama Milkweed L. Augustine has written many wonderful and enlightening books that are highly informative, which total 13, about many different subjects and personal exploits, and all done with a deeply spiritual twist. Born in Stoughton, Massachusetts on Dec. 26, 1966 in desperate poverty, and lead a life of very literal torturous atrocities and who spent at least seven years in captivity, as she was actually forbayed to enter the public school system due to her blindness. Born with a veritable myriad of catastrophic bodily and metobaulic defects, Miss Augustine heartfully struggled to acheive what most take furiously for granted.

Miss Prof. Lama Milkweed Augustine became a humble representative of the Buddhist Yellow Church and the Holy Catholic Church and their faiths at a relatively young age. Receiving two Degrees in religion; at the age of 28 in 1995 she received her Doctorate of Divinity in Buddhism, becomming a Lama. In 2001 at the age of 34 she received her Degree in Sacred Theology and Philosophy. She was twice recognized by the 14th Dalai Lama, Tienzen Gyatso, later to be figuratively enthroned by the Dalai Lama at the age of 34 as "Her Holiness; The Most Venerable Lama Rimpoche; Miss Prof. Milkweed L. Augustine." Her name was engraved on the "Wall of Hope" in Washington D.C. and later on the 'Wall of Tolerance" in Virginia within a major museum. Lama Milkweed had later been invited twice to speak at the acclaimed "Smithsonian Institute."

She had dedicated over half of her life in personally assisting condemned inmates. Miss Augustine also interacted with many political icons who assisted in her couragious battle, especially concerning the Crime Bill in her state of Massachusetts in 1991-'92.She published the book about this entitled, 'The Electric Chair; Journals of H.H. The Most Ven. Lama Rimpoche, Miss Prof. Milkweed L. Augustine PhD."

Lama Rimpoche Milkweed is a Professor of Buddhism and of religion itself with all of its denominations and culture. She is a learned teacher with eclectic insight and was well known and beloved by the Tibetan community living in historic Boston, Massachusetts as she, for many years, fought on their behalf for the "International Campaign for Tibet." She performed many of the sacred ceremonies there, and sold her acclaimed books, especially the nonfiction tale "Eternal I.V. Pole" with its numerous teachings she earlier professed and compiled herself.

Her Holiness is fighting valliantly with an assortment of catastrophic diseases which are mainly those that strike albinos. She is the 20th albino worldwide with complete Alpha 1 deficency, which is responsible for all organic function, and a mild form of Progeria, whcih causes the person to become very old before one's time. She is actually 95 years old internally, and her failing metabolism is getting set to fail completely, as her iv nutrition barely helps to sustain her, which eventually nothing will sistain this remarkible and couragious individual. Amidst isolation and was held in captivity, and was often under a totalitarian ruling, she has lived the consecrated life by pouring endlessly over sacred docterine, perpetual prayer. She writes in a manner no other religious leader or author really ever has before as she enthralls her readers indefinately. Her nonfiction book, "The Milkweed Prophesy; Epitaph of the Apocalypse," in 2006, is housed in the Holy Vatican, and won her a place on the nominee for the famed Pulitzer Prize in 2008. This same book also won her many prestigues awards, including the acclaimed "Writers' Digest."

Miss Augustine was alos nominated for the "Conrad Hilton Humanitarian Award" for ehr work with the condemned and for her loving aid and concern for the people of Tibet; she was only 36 years old when this award was offered. She studied mortuary sceinces and embalming, as she was a medical monk who studied herbology. Miss Lama Rimpoche Milkweed is a famed artist who paints beautiful Buddhist Thangkas, or sacreed paintings bordered with brocades, which depict Buddhist dieties, teachers, etc, and her professional photography work is celebrated.

Lama Milkweed is a gentle, but poignently strong woman of peace and is also a recognized pacifist leader in the Buddhsit yellow Church in the Mahayanna sects, and within the humanities. She was a pinball champion of the world, 1983-'85, as she literaly grew up with pinball, and took care of these machines, and collects backglasses of pinball machines often worth thousands on the market today. Lama Rimpoche Milkweed was literaly a legend in her own time, due to the fact of tirrelessly advocating for pinball and spent over thirty years trying to save this icon of our American "pinball pop culture."

She is also a humble woman of dignity and honesty, as she was a virtuous speaker on the esteemed and scholarly podium, and was often giving blessings in sacred Buddhist ceremonies.She is also able to initiate the Holy Eucharist, but is a twice Ordained Lama, and a Rimpoche, or "Professor."

The newest book release, "Dying and Loving it," won her further acclaim as this beautiful book of nonfiction testifies her essence as a dying patient, but also as one who was ordained, as he cast her gentle and tolerant shadow onto thr pages of each title she creates. Extremely ethical, Lama Milkweed Augustine PhD writes memorable work that teach and graphically inform everyone. Keep watch for another wonderful book of mystical insights, and a vital and palpable courege experienced and espiated by this lone, but mysterious author and religious leader; "Casino Child" which is soon to be release later this year in 2013.

Her Holiness;

The Most Ven. Lama Rimpoche, Miss Prof. Milkweed L. Augustine Ph.D DD.

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Her Heoliness;

The Most Ven. Lama Rimpoche Prof. Ph.D O.F.M.

Mis Milkweed L. Augustine

author, pacifist leader, religious leader