Tāre Dechen Gyalmo (1938–26 March 2002[1][2][3]), was a Tibetan Buddhist master, visionary, and treasure revealer (gter ston) who gained renown in eastern Tibet.

[6] According to Tulku Orgyen Zangpo Rinpoche, one of her treasures was tying different types of knots with string as a skillful means to fulfill wishes or activities to benefit others.

Another biography is Jewel Lamp of Blessings (gter ston grub pa'i dbang phyug gzhi chen nam sprul dang mhka' 'dro tva re bde chen lha mo zung gi mdzad rnam nyer bsdud byin rlabs norbu'i sgron me), written by Abu Karlo and published in 2001.

At age fourteen, Tāre Lhamo and her mother were traveling by foot to Dodrupchen Monastery when a pack of wild dogs attacked them in an open field.

[9] When she was 19, Tāre Lhamo was advised to marry Tulku Mingyur Dorje (1934–1959), an alleged reincarnation of Vairocana and the son of Dzongter Kunzang Nyima.

[13] During the 80s and 90s, Tāre Lhamo and Namtrul Rinpoche guided and taught many people throughout Eastern Tibet, freely disseminating the treasures of Dudjom, Apang Terton, and their own.