Difference between revisions of "Changchup Lingpa"
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===Small Biography=== | ===Small Biography=== | ||
| − | '''Changchub Lingpa, Langpopa Palgyi | + | '''Changchub Lingpa, Langpopa Palgyi Gyalsten''' (14th c.), was born in the upper region of Ngari. From the view of the Northen Treasures, he was an incarnation of [[Namkhai Nyingpo]] or of Gyalwa Chowang, two of Padmasambhava's close disciples. From the view of the Kagyu sect, he was the rebirth of Rechungpa's close disciple who had written that great master's biography. Relying on a treasure guide once owned by Tseten Gyalstan, he began to reveal earth treasures such as ritual objects and holy substances. Finding both a prophecy and instructions to erect a large statue in the treasures he used the substances for that purpose. Many of the texts which he revealed still continue. Later incarnations would head [[Changchub Ling Monastery]] in central Tibet and head the line of [[Northern Treasures]] practice which originated with [[Rigdzin Godem]]'s consort. |
===Literary Works=== | ===Literary Works=== | ||
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*[[Rechung Kagyu]]<br> | *[[Rechung Kagyu]]<br> | ||
| − | ===Alternate Names | + | ===Alternate Names=== |
| − | *<br> | + | *[[Langpopa Palgyi Gyalsten]] |
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===Other Resources=== | ===Other Resources=== | ||
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Revision as of 03:07, 20 January 2009
བྱང་ཆུབ་གླིང་པ།
byang chub gling pa
Small Biography[edit]
Changchub Lingpa, Langpopa Palgyi Gyalsten (14th c.), was born in the upper region of Ngari. From the view of the Northen Treasures, he was an incarnation of Namkhai Nyingpo or of Gyalwa Chowang, two of Padmasambhava's close disciples. From the view of the Kagyu sect, he was the rebirth of Rechungpa's close disciple who had written that great master's biography. Relying on a treasure guide once owned by Tseten Gyalstan, he began to reveal earth treasures such as ritual objects and holy substances. Finding both a prophecy and instructions to erect a large statue in the treasures he used the substances for that purpose. Many of the texts which he revealed still continue. Later incarnations would head Changchub Ling Monastery in central Tibet and head the line of Northern Treasures practice which originated with Rigdzin Godem's consort.
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Alternate Names[edit]
- Alternate Spellings