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| + | By [[Khenpo Rigzin Wangchuk]] | ||
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| + | Once it was down there in {{Wiki|Mysore}}, a [[time]] while [[Chene Lhendup Rimpoche]] and his [[root master]] H.E [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] were receiving teachings from H.H [[Dzogchen]] [[Polo Khen Rimpoche]]. | ||
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| + | There in {{Wiki|Mysore}} H.H [[Penlop Khen Rinpoche]] reveals that [[Chene Lhendup Rimpoche]] was the [[reincarnation]] of a great [[Tibetan]] [[Yogi]] [[Nubchen Sangye]] Yeshi]], one of the [[25 disciples of Guru Rimpoche]]. H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]] insisted and said, "Do you have all the belongings that you inherit?" [[Chene Lhendup]] in turn said "I don’t know all my possession but I have got a [[White Horse]], [[Dorji]] and [[Drilbu]] ([[vajara]] and hand [[bell]]), one old small [[hand drum]], carpet and other [[religious]] stuff" received from [[Tibet]]. H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]] in dimmed [[mood]] said, "You haven’t got one important [[ritual]] belonging, but with difficulties you will soon have it with you." | ||
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| + | [[Fortune]] was with [[Chene Lhendup Rimpoche]]. It was during the break [[time]] while H.E [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] and his follower [[Chene Lhendup]] set walk for refreshing, they came through a paired of [[dagger]] displayed for sale. To their astonishment, they saw the paired [[dagger]] fighting each other with dreadful [[sound]] of [[Thunder]] and heavy [[rain]] from the clear sky. So immediately with the [[symbol]] of [[thunder]] and [[rain]] in the clear sky, [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] knew that it has great link and importance in his [[life]]. Then without second [[thought]], he bought the paired [[dagger]] ([[phurba]]) with huge amount of [[Tibetan]] coins. | ||
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| + | After wards, [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] and Chene Lhendup went to H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]], explained the [[symbolic]] happenings, and even requested to explain them back. H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]] was [[happy]] indeed and revealed the [[dagger]] ([[phurba]]) was the property of [[Chene Lhendup’s]] [[incarnation]]. Moreover, it belongs to [[Chene Lhendup]]. H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]] even passed an order to [[Geshe Pema Thinley]] to return, If not it could bring with various misfortunes. H.H [[Penlop Khen Rimpoche]] said that it was the good [[fortune]] of [[Chene Lhendup]] and perhaps the [[protector deity]] [[Mahakala]] believes that [[Chene Lhendup]] could [[benefit]] all [[sentient beings]] and brought the [[relics]] just close too. | ||
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| + | However, there were several times, when [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] underwent numerous torments and even led him to madness extend for his reluctant to give back. However, [[Cheni Lhendrup]] never received [[Dagger]] ([[phurba]]) back. | ||
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| + | It was then back in [[Bhutan]], [[Geshe Pema Thinley]] never quenches the [[thirst]] of receiving [[Buddhist teaching]]. He again planned to go to [[Tibet]]. However, during those days, financing were big deal. [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] borrowed some amount that could reach him to [[Tibet]] from [[Umdze Jamgyang]]. Anyway, he could not repay the whole [[money]] but later [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] gave away his [[Dagger]] without the [[knowledge]] of [[Chene Lhendup]]. Unlike before then [[Chene Lhendup]] though that the [[dagger]] has been lost for [[lifetime]]. | ||
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| + | Nevertheless, fortunes never dried up with [[Cheni Lhendup]]. Once again, a man ([[Umdze Jamgyang]]) with his belonging came closer to him. [[Umdze Jamgyang]] came to [[Orgyen Chholing]] [[monastery]] ([[Chene lhendup’s]] [[monastery]]) as a {{Wiki|sculpture}} to build the [[Vajakilaya]] statue. [[Umdze Jamgyang]] back in home lost numerous [[lives]] and [[suffered]] a lot. Though [[Umdze]] never [[thought]] of the [[Dagger]] ([[phurba]]) that brought them with undeserving [[sufferings]], he then requested [[Chene Lhendup Rimpoche]] for {{Wiki|divination}}. The {{Wiki|divination}} ruled out that [[Umdze]] possess the foul property, he could not believe and again asked for second [[time]] {{Wiki|divination}}. The answer was same that he possess foul property. [[Umdze Jamgyang]] is asked to return the thing to its [[owner]]. | ||
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| + | On proper interactive [[investigation]], [[Umdze]] found, the [[dagger]] ([[phurba]]) was the main [[cause]] of his [[suffering]] and he knew that the [[dagger]] belongs to [[Cheni Lhendup]]. He did not look behind and {{Wiki|sacrifice}} marking the good occasion and return the [[dagger]] ([[phurba]]) back. No sooner, as the [[dagger]] came back to [[Cheni Lhendup]], [[peace]] prevails everywhere and misfortunes end in the [[life]] of[[ Umdze Jamgyang]] . [[Geshe Pema Thinley]] could not withstand the [[empowerment]] of this important [[relics]] ([[dagger]]) for misact of creating own [[virtues]]. He took the final [[breath]] peacefully. | ||
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| + | Nevertheless, [[Geshe]] [[Pema Thinley]] was a [[root]] [[great master]] of [[Cheni Lhendup]]. | ||
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| + | see also: [[Kīla (Buddhism)]] | ||
| + | </poem> | ||
| + | {{R}} | ||
| + | [http://rigzin.org/post/Dagger rigzin.org/pos] | ||
| + | [[Category:Phurba]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 13 April 2014
By Khenpo Rigzin Wangchuk
Once it was down there in Mysore, a time while Chene Lhendup Rimpoche and his root master H.E Geshe Pema Thinley were receiving teachings from H.H Dzogchen Polo Khen Rimpoche.
There in Mysore H.H Penlop Khen Rinpoche reveals that Chene Lhendup Rimpoche was the reincarnation of a great Tibetan Yogi Nubchen Sangye Yeshi]], one of the 25 disciples of Guru Rimpoche. H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche insisted and said, "Do you have all the belongings that you inherit?" Chene Lhendup in turn said "I don’t know all my possession but I have got a White Horse, Dorji and Drilbu (vajara and hand bell), one old small hand drum, carpet and other religious stuff" received from Tibet. H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche in dimmed mood said, "You haven’t got one important ritual belonging, but with difficulties you will soon have it with you."
Fortune was with Chene Lhendup Rimpoche. It was during the break time while H.E Geshe Pema Thinley and his follower Chene Lhendup set walk for refreshing, they came through a paired of dagger displayed for sale. To their astonishment, they saw the paired dagger fighting each other with dreadful sound of Thunder and heavy rain from the clear sky. So immediately with the symbol of thunder and rain in the clear sky, Geshe Pema Thinley knew that it has great link and importance in his life. Then without second thought, he bought the paired dagger (phurba) with huge amount of Tibetan coins.
After wards, Geshe Pema Thinley and Chene Lhendup went to H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche, explained the symbolic happenings, and even requested to explain them back. H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche was happy indeed and revealed the dagger (phurba) was the property of Chene Lhendup’s incarnation. Moreover, it belongs to Chene Lhendup. H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche even passed an order to Geshe Pema Thinley to return, If not it could bring with various misfortunes. H.H Penlop Khen Rimpoche said that it was the good fortune of Chene Lhendup and perhaps the protector deity Mahakala believes that Chene Lhendup could benefit all sentient beings and brought the relics just close too.
However, there were several times, when Geshe Pema Thinley underwent numerous torments and even led him to madness extend for his reluctant to give back. However, Cheni Lhendrup never received Dagger (phurba) back.
It was then back in Bhutan, Geshe Pema Thinley never quenches the thirst of receiving Buddhist teaching. He again planned to go to Tibet. However, during those days, financing were big deal. Geshe Pema Thinley borrowed some amount that could reach him to Tibet from Umdze Jamgyang. Anyway, he could not repay the whole money but later Geshe Pema Thinley gave away his Dagger without the knowledge of Chene Lhendup. Unlike before then Chene Lhendup though that the dagger has been lost for lifetime.
Nevertheless, fortunes never dried up with Cheni Lhendup. Once again, a man (Umdze Jamgyang) with his belonging came closer to him. Umdze Jamgyang came to Orgyen Chholing monastery (Chene lhendup’s monastery) as a sculpture to build the Vajakilaya statue. Umdze Jamgyang back in home lost numerous lives and suffered a lot. Though Umdze never thought of the Dagger (phurba) that brought them with undeserving sufferings, he then requested Chene Lhendup Rimpoche for divination. The divination ruled out that Umdze possess the foul property, he could not believe and again asked for second time divination. The answer was same that he possess foul property. Umdze Jamgyang is asked to return the thing to its owner.
On proper interactive investigation, Umdze found, the dagger (phurba) was the main cause of his suffering and he knew that the dagger belongs to Cheni Lhendup. He did not look behind and sacrifice marking the good occasion and return the dagger (phurba) back. No sooner, as the dagger came back to Cheni Lhendup, peace prevails everywhere and misfortunes end in the life ofUmdze Jamgyang . Geshe Pema Thinley could not withstand the empowerment of this important relics (dagger) for misact of creating own virtues. He took the final breath peacefully.
Nevertheless, Geshe Pema Thinley was a root great master of Cheni Lhendup.
see also: Kīla (Buddhism)
