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"He manifested in the terrifying wrathful form of crazy wisdom in the thirteen places named Tiger's Nest ([[stag tshang]]) binding all the mundane spirits under oath to serve the Dharma and entrusted them to guard the terma treasures. At that time he was named Dorje Drollo." | "He manifested in the terrifying wrathful form of crazy wisdom in the thirteen places named Tiger's Nest ([[stag tshang]]) binding all the mundane spirits under oath to serve the Dharma and entrusted them to guard the terma treasures. At that time he was named Dorje Drollo." | ||
| − | On one occassion in this form Padmasambhava, flew to [[Paro | + | On one occassion in this form Padmasambhava, flew to [[Paro Taktsang]] from [[Khenpajong]] in northeast Bhutan on the back of a tigress in order to subdue demonic forces. |
There are many important terma focusing on the Guru in this form. | There are many important terma focusing on the Guru in this form. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:07, 19 August 2008
Guru Dorje Drolö (gu ru rdo rje gro lod) --
Wrathful emanation of Guru Rinpoche / Padmasambhava. One of the Eight Manifistations of the Guru (gu ru mtshan brgyad).
"He manifested in the terrifying wrathful form of crazy wisdom in the thirteen places named Tiger's Nest (stag tshang) binding all the mundane spirits under oath to serve the Dharma and entrusted them to guard the terma treasures. At that time he was named Dorje Drollo."
On one occassion in this form Padmasambhava, flew to Paro Taktsang from Khenpajong in northeast Bhutan on the back of a tigress in order to subdue demonic forces.
There are many important terma focusing on the Guru in this form.
Alternative Spellings[edit]
- Dorje Trolö
- Dorje Drollo
Internal Links[edit]
- A Short Biography of Padmasambhava from the Precious Garland of Lapis Lazuli
- rdo rje gro lod
- gu ru mtshan brgyad
- gu ru sprul mtshan brgyad