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'''Magon Chamdrel''' ([[ma mgon lcam bral]]) is a manifestation of the wisdom Dharma Protectress [[Ekajati]]. This manifestation is associated particularly with the [[Longchen Nyingthig]] cycle of [[Terma]] revelations. Along with the [[Five Medicine Sisters]], she is the primary protectress of this cycle of teachings. According to Kyabje [[Trulshik Rinpoche]], one of the great contemporary masters of this tradition, the practice of this form of Ekajati is extremely restricted. The full empowerment for this practice is only bestowed upon those who have completed the entire Longchen Nyingthig [[Ngondro]], accumulated 10,000 [[Vajra Guru Mantra]]s, and practiced the [[three roots]] of this tradition in their entirety. | '''Magon Chamdrel''' ([[ma mgon lcam bral]]) is a manifestation of the wisdom Dharma Protectress [[Ekajati]], one of the most important protectors of the [[Dzogchen]] tradition. This manifestation is associated particularly with the [[Longchen Nyingthig]] cycle of [[Terma]] revelations. Along with the [[Five Medicine Sisters]], she is the primary protectress of this cycle of teachings. According to Kyabje [[Trulshik Rinpoche]], one of the great contemporary masters of this tradition, the practice of this form of Ekajati is extremely restricted. The full empowerment for this practice is only bestowed upon those who have completed the entire Longchen Nyingthig [[Ngondro]], accumulated 10,000 [[Vajra Guru Mantra]]s, and practiced the [[three roots]] of this tradition in their entirety. (Teaching given at Sechen Monastery, April 25, 2006) | ||
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Magon Chamdrel (ma mgon lcam bral) is a manifestation of the wisdom Dharma Protectress Ekajati, one of the most important protectors of the Dzogchen tradition. This manifestation is associated particularly with the Longchen Nyingthig cycle of Terma revelations. Along with the Five Medicine Sisters, she is the primary protectress of this cycle of teachings. According to Kyabje Trulshik Rinpoche, one of the great contemporary masters of this tradition, the practice of this form of Ekajati is extremely restricted. The full empowerment for this practice is only bestowed upon those who have completed the entire Longchen Nyingthig Ngondro, accumulated 10,000 Vajra Guru Mantras, and practiced the three roots of this tradition in their entirety. (Teaching given at Sechen Monastery, April 25, 2006)