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J. Smackramblurdi

biography :

J. Smackramblurdi   can trace his origins to the subcontinent more than half a century ago. Though from a humble background, his talents were recognised early, and an as yet unidentified sponsor provided him with a bursary for initiation at the Shobodharma School of Philosophy and Ch'an Yoga at Nganglam , Bhutan.

The long, arduous, and sometimes lonely training, both physical and mental, laid a solid foundation for what he now calls ‘ Debate Without Words ‘ – or ' Talking of the Ineffable '.

After leaving Nganglam, he travelled extensively, teaching a rapidly growing group of devoted followers his own brand of ‘ Non-Communication ‘ - broadly aligned with, though completely distinct from the Daoist Xisheng jing doctrine.

Global recognition for his work as a ‘ silent lecturer ‘ - largely focussed on the blue-chip business management sector - eventually brought about hard-earned financial stability, and led him to settle near Meiners Oaks, CA, where his currently writing a book on the cultivation of Lithops.