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*rgyal po dha he na ta lo; [[Dhahena Talo]], the king, grandfather of Garab Dorje. Early master in the [[sems sde]] lineage. [RY] | *rgyal po dha he na ta lo; [[Dhahena Talo]], the king, grandfather of Garab Dorje. Early master in the [[sems sde]] lineage. [RY] | ||
According to the early Mind Section sources, “[[King Dhahena Telo]] ([[Dhanadala]] ([[dha na d'a la]])) was the son of Moonlight, a king in the eastern direction. He attained accomplishment through the [[Magical Net of Vajrasattva]] (rdo rje sems dpa' sgyu 'phrul 'dra ba) and had a vision of the [[forty-two peaceful buddhas]]. He became the teacher of [[Rajahasti]] in the Sandalwood Forest of Gorshikha.” Some of his songs are included in ''[[Wellsprings]]''.[[EPK]] | According to the early Mind Section sources, “[[King Dhahena Telo]] ([[Dhanadala]] ([[dha na d'a la]])) was the son of Moonlight, a king in the eastern direction. He attained accomplishment through the [[Magical Net of Vajrasattva]] ([[rdo rje sems dpa' sgyu 'phrul 'dra ba]]) and had a vision of the [[forty-two peaceful buddhas]]. He became the teacher of [[Rajahasti]] in the Sandalwood Forest of Gorshikha.” Some of his songs are included in ''[[Wellsprings]]''. [[EPK]] | ||
[[Category:Tibetan Dictionary]] [Category:dha]] | [[Category:Tibetan Dictionary]] [[Category:dha]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:55, 22 November 2006
rgyal po dha he na te lo
- rgyal po dha he na ta lo; Dhahena Talo, the king, grandfather of Garab Dorje. Early master in the sems sde lineage. [RY]
According to the early Mind Section sources, “King Dhahena Telo (Dhanadala (dha na d'a la)) was the son of Moonlight, a king in the eastern direction. He attained accomplishment through the Magical Net of Vajrasattva (rdo rje sems dpa' sgyu 'phrul 'dra ba) and had a vision of the forty-two peaceful buddhas. He became the teacher of Rajahasti in the Sandalwood Forest of Gorshikha.” Some of his songs are included in Wellsprings. EPK