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'''Palpung Khyentse''' (1896-1945),or '''Karma Khyentse Ozer''', considered to be the main speech incarnation of the great [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo]], was born as the son of Gonpo Dudul, the ruler of [[be ri|Beri]] in [[tre hor|Trehor]], a close disciple of Jamgon Kongtrul. Because of his origin he was also known popularly as Beri or "Beru" Khyentse.
 
'''Palpung Khyentse''' (1896-1945),or '''Karma Khyentse Ozer''', considered to be the main speech incarnation of the great [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo]], was born as the son of Gonpo Dudul, the ruler of [[be ri|Beri]] in [[tre hor|Trehor]], a close disciple of Jamgon Kongtrul. Because of his origin he was also known popularly as Beri or "Beru" Khyentse.
  
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A few years after the child’s birth, the Palpung abbot came to see the child with another Lama, they offered many precious gems and a ‘khatak’ (white scarf signifying auspiciousness) to him.  They then escorted the child to  [[Palpung|Palpung Monastery]] where Situ Pema Wangchok and the abbot [[Khenchen Tashi Ozer]] performed an enthronement ceremony for him. .
  
 
===Main Teachers===
 
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Revision as of 11:08, 6 May 2013

Brief History[edit]

Once, Jamyang Kyentse Wangpo (1820-1892) had a talk with the 10th Palpung Tai Situ. He said, "I fail to do any help for your dharma teachings this life, but, certainly I would like to make a wish to contribute my next life generously to your dharma activities."

Palpung Khyentse (1896-1945),or Karma Khyentse Ozer, considered to be the main speech incarnation of the great Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, was born as the son of Gonpo Dudul, the ruler of Beri in Trehor, a close disciple of Jamgon Kongtrul. Because of his origin he was also known popularly as Beri or "Beru" Khyentse.

A few years after the child’s birth, the Palpung abbot came to see the child with another Lama, they offered many precious gems and a ‘khatak’ (white scarf signifying auspiciousness) to him. They then escorted the child to Palpung Monastery where Situ Pema Wangchok and the abbot Khenchen Tashi Ozer performed an enthronement ceremony for him. .

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After he passed away there were two incarnations recognized:-

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