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Daniel Odier
Daniel Robert Odier (born in 1945 in Geneva), also known by his pseudonym Delacorta, is a Swiss author and screenwriter. Praised by Anaïs Nin as "an outstanding writer and a dazzling poet," he is also a prolific writer on Eastern religious traditions, especially Tantra.
==Biography==
Odier began studies at the school of Beaux Arts at Rome but later chose to focus on writing rather than painting.〔French Wikipedia entry: Daniel Odier〕〔(Delacorta at Biogs.com )〕 He received his university degree in Paris and was employed by a leading Swiss newspaper as a music critic. He has taught screen writing at the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma. He is married to the violinist Nell Gotkovsky.〔
Odier is a teacher of Tantra, claiming in his book ''Tantric Quest'', and in his teaching, to have experienced a mystical initiation from a tantric dakini, Lalita Devi, in Kashmir.〔 Odier also claims to have received dharma transmission from Jing Hui, abbot of Bailin Monastery and dharma successor of Hsu Yun,〔(Biography (at bottom of the page) )〕〔(zhaozhou-chan, ''BIOGRAPHY OF DANIEL ODIER'' )〕 using the name "Ming Qing". He founded the "Tantra/Chan centre" in Paris, which operated from 1995 to 2000, and has taught courses on Eastern spiritual traditions at the University of California.〔〔(Daniel Odier's Official Webpage: Biography in English )〕 He has published a number of books on Tantra and related subjects, some of which have been translated into English and other languages.
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