Thursday, March 13, 2014
The Golden Garland Chronicles of Padmasambhava, Chapter 1
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Erik Pema Kunsang Among Masters: The Golden Garland Chronicles, Chapter 1: Chapter 1 And this is where the chronicles begin: In the direction west of here lies the realm Arrayed in Lotus Flowers The groun...
Pilgrimage information about the most renowned power places, associated with Guru Rinpoche, located in Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal and India.
Padmasambhava (The Lotus-Born), an emanation of the Buddha Amitaba, was a great yogi from the country of Uddiyana, who introduced Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century.
Known as Precious Guru, he gave teachings and transmission of the Vajrayana to hundreds of disciples, manifesting countless wonders.
For the benefit of future generations he concealed thousands of hidden teachings in many places.
Known as Precious Guru, he gave teachings and transmission of the Vajrayana to hundreds of disciples, manifesting countless wonders.
For the benefit of future generations he concealed thousands of hidden teachings in many places.
Contents (under construction)
- The five principal caves of Guru Rinpoche
- Maratika cave
- Paro Taktsang Puk - coming soon
- Monka Sridzong - coming soon
- Drakmar Yamalung - coming soon
- Monka Nering Senge Dzong - coming soon
- Yarlung Shetak - coming soon
- Samye Chimpu - coming soon
- Drak Yongdzong - coming soon
- Lhodrak Karchu - coming soon
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