Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo: Difference between revisions
SherabDrime (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
SherabDrime (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| (3 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:KhyungpoTsultrimGon.jpg|thumb|Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo]] | |||
Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo was born to father | Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo was born to father Pönpo Gone and mother Chemo Kinden in the female firebird year. His parents wanted him to become the head of their household since he was the first-born son. Tsültrim Gön wanted to follow the path of dharma and escaped from his home by taking the supplies of his brother who was supposed to become a monk. Tsültrim Gön met Lama [[Shangtönpa]] who became his spiritual guide and gave him the name Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo and granted him the empowerments of [[Six Doctrines of Niguma]], and the complete instructions for each of the Six Dharmas and many other teachings. Tsültrim Gön took his monastic vows from the abbot Gendün Gyamtso of Jonang. He went to meet the lord Rangjung Dorje, the [[3rd Karmapa]] (1284-1339), at Tshurpu. He also met the [[4th Karmapa]] Rolpe Dorje (1340-1383), the incarnation of lord Rangjung Dorje, and received empowerments and numerous teachings. Tsültrim Gön then took full ordination from Lama Zhönnu Jangchub. Tsültrim Gön remained in the area of Upper Shang for twenty-five years, meditating and giving instructions to the people who were suffering from diseases and demons and had many great visions of his lamas and deities. Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo passed away in the Tiger Year with rains of flowers and rainbows filling and illuminating space. From his cremation fire the sound of, OM HRI HA HA HUM HUM PHAT could be heard. When his cremation shrine was opened, many sacred relics were discovered and distributed to his disciples. | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
| Line 12: | Line 13: | ||
===Primary Students=== | ===Primary Students=== | ||
*[[Ritrö Rechen Sangye Senge]]<br> | *[[Ritrö Rechen Sangye Senge]]<br> | ||
*Ngulchu Thogme Sangpo (1295-1369), author of the famous "Thirty Seven Practices of the Bodhisattvas"<br> | |||
===Internal Links=== | ===Internal Links=== | ||
*[[Shangpa Kagyu]] | *[[Shangpa Kagyu]] | ||
[[Category:Buddhist Masters]] | [[Category:Buddhist Masters]] | ||
[[Category:Shangpa Kagyu]] | [[Category:Shangpa Kagyu]] | ||
[[Category:Shangpa Masters]] | [[Category:Shangpa Masters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:42, 2 August 2014
Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo was born to father Pönpo Gone and mother Chemo Kinden in the female firebird year. His parents wanted him to become the head of their household since he was the first-born son. Tsültrim Gön wanted to follow the path of dharma and escaped from his home by taking the supplies of his brother who was supposed to become a monk. Tsültrim Gön met Lama Shangtönpa who became his spiritual guide and gave him the name Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo and granted him the empowerments of Six Doctrines of Niguma, and the complete instructions for each of the Six Dharmas and many other teachings. Tsültrim Gön took his monastic vows from the abbot Gendün Gyamtso of Jonang. He went to meet the lord Rangjung Dorje, the 3rd Karmapa (1284-1339), at Tshurpu. He also met the 4th Karmapa Rolpe Dorje (1340-1383), the incarnation of lord Rangjung Dorje, and received empowerments and numerous teachings. Tsültrim Gön then took full ordination from Lama Zhönnu Jangchub. Tsültrim Gön remained in the area of Upper Shang for twenty-five years, meditating and giving instructions to the people who were suffering from diseases and demons and had many great visions of his lamas and deities. Khyungpo Tsültrim Gönpo passed away in the Tiger Year with rains of flowers and rainbows filling and illuminating space. From his cremation fire the sound of, OM HRI HA HA HUM HUM PHAT could be heard. When his cremation shrine was opened, many sacred relics were discovered and distributed to his disciples.
Sources: khyung po tshul khrims mgon po'i rnam thar, shangs chos, vol. 1, pp. 605-616.
[TSD]
Primary Teachers
Primary Students
- Ritrö Rechen Sangye Senge
- Ngulchu Thogme Sangpo (1295-1369), author of the famous "Thirty Seven Practices of the Bodhisattvas"