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Kongtrul Rinpoche the Fourth "The fourth Jamgon Kongtrul "Jamgon Lodro Chokyi Senge" was finally discovered on August 4th, 1996 in the district of Chushur" "Now

manifested the attainment of the four vidyadhara levels. He hid innumerable Dharma treasures throughout Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan to be revealed by destined

Khyentse had a vision of Chetsün Senge Wangchuk which inspired him to write the precious teaching known as Chetsün Nyingtig. Senge Wangchuk (11th-12th century)

the Wheel of Dharma. See Dharma Wheels [LW1] [RY] Second Turning of the Wheel of Dharma; expl.; see 'Three Turnings of the Wheel of Dharma' [LWx] [RY] Secret

world, 2) and have taught the Dharma, 3) the Dharma should have remained until our days, 4) we should have entered the Dharma, 5) and have been accepted by

Lochen Dharmashriལོ་ཆེན་དྷརྨ་ཤྲཱིཿ lo chen dharma shrI Minling Lochen Dharmashri (smin gling lo chen dharma shrI 1654 - 1717); one of the great scholars

Karma Shedrub Chokhor Ling (Dharma Chakra Center). At that time he received the name, Jamgon Kongtrul, Karma Lodro Chokyi Senge, Tenpay Gocha Ngedon Gyurme

lugs), is a lineage from (Latöpa) Könchog Kar. The lineage Kyergangpa Chökyi Senge received from both Mokchokpa Rinchen Tsondrü and Togden Zhang-gom Chöseng

[LWx] [RY] Legend of the Great Stupa, The; Dharma Publishing, Berkeley. [ZL] [RY] leisure and wealth" for Dharma practice. Leisures and wealths: The ten leisures

requested teaching from the Buddha that would allow him to practice the dharma without renouncing his worldy enjoyments and responsibilities. In response

diagnosis, without any difficulties. From his paternal uncle he received many dharma teachings. Then he went into the presence of Drubchen Namkha Gyaltsen and

Khyentse means 'Loving Wisdom,' and Chokyi Lodro means 'Intellect of the Dharma.' [RY] "Kyabje Khyentse Chokyi Lodro of Dzongsar was the greatest master

explaining briefly the birth of the treasure teachings of the great Vidyadhara, Dharma-king, Treasure Revealer, Nyima Drakpa Tsal. He was supreme among the fortune

Original Tibetan Quote. A person who is still attached to this life is no Dharma practitioner. A person who is still attached to the three worlds has no

compassion so that beings in the future can continue to benefit from the Buddha Dharma. Current Day This Monastery still practices and maintains its famous heritage

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Khyentse had a vision of Chetsün Senge Wangchuk which inspired him to write the precious teaching known as Chetsün Nyingtig. Senge Wangchuk (11th-12th century)

explaining briefly the birth of the treasure teachings of the great Vidyadhara, Dharma-king, Treasure Revealer, Nyima Drakpa Tsal. He was supreme among the fortune