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One of the three main 'seats' of Chokgyur Lingpa; located at the confluence of the Tsichu and Kechu rivers ten minutes inside the Tibetan Autonomous Region east of Nangchen (Qinghai). Presently the residence of Kela Chokling. Above the monastery you can see the famous terma site of Chokgyur Lingpa known as Norbu Punsum where the Tukdrub Sampa Lhundrub terma was revealed. [RY]

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-Is it just me or doesn't MahaKaruna (and MahaMaitri, etc.) refer to  the Ultimate Nature, as an aspectual quasi-synonym. Like saying: Tathata is MahaKaruna. That could be added. Thanks.  -[[User:Vajrallan|Vajrallan]] 01:38, 30 November 2006 (EST)
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-:I'm not entirely sure I grasp the fullness of your question/statement, but karuna is the sanskrit for compassion and maitri is sanskrit for loving-kindness... as for any relation between these and Ultimate Nature I would prefer to leave to the reader... but that is probably because I don't grasp your statement.  [[User:Tshering|[KT]]] 15:06, 30 November 2006 (EST)
+*One of the three main 'seats' of [[Chokgyur Lingpa]]; located at the confluence of the [[Tsichu]] and [[Kechu]] rivers ten minutes inside the [[Tibetan Autonomous Region]] east of [[Nangchen]] ([[Qinghai]]). Presently the residence of [[Kela Chokling]]. Above the monastery you can see the famous terma site of Chokgyur Lingpa known as [[Norbu Punsum]] where the [[Tukdrub Sampa Lhundrub]] terma was revealed. [RY]
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+[[Category:Tibetan Monasteries]][[Category:Key Terms]][[Category:Dictionary]]