The term (or Drugpa ) refers to a sub-sect of the Kagyupa school of Tibetan Buddhism, traditionally influential in Bhutan and Ladakh.
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: In the writings of Helena Blavatsky, "Dugpas" are depicted more darkly as sorcerers or "Brothers of the Shadow" who practice "evil for the sake of evil". The term (or Drugpa ) refers to a
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: Beyond these mystical interpretations, the Dukpa/Dugpa are also a recognized tribal community in the Darjeeling hills and Bhutan.
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: This esoteric definition was popularized by the TV show Twin Peaks , where Dugpas are described as black magicians associated with the Black Lodge .