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===Short History===
===Short History===
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in every birth of his reincarnation, Nyima Drakpa Tsal displayed immeasurable enlightened activities and became like the sun blossoming the lotus nectar of Guru Rinpoche’s teachings. If one wants to learn more in detail of this great master it is explained in the text of his extensive life and liberation.
Thus from the first Nyitrul until the present 7th reincarnation, his inconceivable display of enlightened activities for boundless sentient beings has never been diminished. All these enlightened activities are the natural perfection of his great aspiration and compassion.
 
At present, the 7th Nyitrul Rinpoche is studying and receiving all the practices of profound Buddhist philosophy and rituals.
 
Because of the lack of all sentient beings’ fortune, the great treasure revealer profound teachings could not be compiled together in the collection of Rinchen Terdzod, which slightly obstructed his enlightened activities. Moreover, later in Tibet when the great loss occurred his teachings became weaker. However, through the incredible kindness and guidance of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, all Tibetan Buddhist schools and traditions have been revived, preserved and flourished. Yet, the teaching of Nyidrak Terton is in frail condition like the flame in the wind. <br>
===<span class=TibUni16>སྐུ་ཕྲེང༌། </span>- Successive Incarnations of Nyima Drakpa Rinpoche===
===<span class=TibUni16>སྐུ་ཕྲེང༌། </span>- Successive Incarnations of Nyima Drakpa Rinpoche===
1st Tertön Nyima Drakpa Tsal aka [[Garwang Drodul Lingpa]]
*1st Tertön Nyima Drakpa Tsal aka [[Garwang Drodul Lingpa]]
2nd [[Nyima Drakpa Pema Thekchok Tenpe Gyaltsen]] (1712-1771)
*2nd [[Nyima Drakpa Pema Thekchok Tenpe Gyaltsen]] (1712-1771)
3rd [[Nyima Drakpa Nyima Mingyur Phende Gyamtso]] - (Orgyen Tenzin)
*3rd [[Nyima Drakpa Nyima Mingyur Phende Gyamtso]] - (Orgyen Tenzin)
4th [[Nyima Drakpa Jigme Choying Dorje]] - (son of Terchen Dorje Gyalpo)
*4th [[Nyima Drakpa Jigme Choying Dorje]] - (son of Terchen Dorje Gyalpo)
5th [[Nyima Drakpa Tendzin Trinley Wangchuk]]
*5th [[Nyima Drakpa Tendzin Trinley Wangchuk]]
6th [[Nyima Drakpa Thupten Osal Tenpe Nyima]]
*6th [[Nyima Drakpa Thupten Osal Tenpe Nyima]]
===Main Monasteries===
===Main Monasteries===
*[[Nyidrak Drodul Ling]]<br>
*[[Nyidrak Drodul Ling]]<br>

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Short History

in every birth of his reincarnation, Nyima Drakpa Tsal displayed immeasurable enlightened activities and became like the sun blossoming the lotus nectar of Guru Rinpoche’s teachings. If one wants to learn more in detail of this great master it is explained in the text of his extensive life and liberation. Thus from the first Nyitrul until the present 7th reincarnation, his inconceivable display of enlightened activities for boundless sentient beings has never been diminished. All these enlightened activities are the natural perfection of his great aspiration and compassion.

At present, the 7th Nyitrul Rinpoche is studying and receiving all the practices of profound Buddhist philosophy and rituals.

Because of the lack of all sentient beings’ fortune, the great treasure revealer profound teachings could not be compiled together in the collection of Rinchen Terdzod, which slightly obstructed his enlightened activities. Moreover, later in Tibet when the great loss occurred his teachings became weaker. However, through the incredible kindness and guidance of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, all Tibetan Buddhist schools and traditions have been revived, preserved and flourished. Yet, the teaching of Nyidrak Terton is in frail condition like the flame in the wind.

སྐུ་ཕྲེང༌། - Successive Incarnations of Nyima Drakpa Rinpoche

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