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− | [[Dodrupchen IV]] (1927- ): [[Nyingma]] [[Dharma King]], now living in [[Sikkim]], who is currently the head of the [[Longchen Nyingthik]] [[tradition]]. | + | [[Dodrupchen IV]] (1927- ): [[Nyingma]] [[Dharma King]], now living in [[Sikkim]], who is currently the head of the [[Longchen Nyingthik]] [[tradition]]. H.H. [[Dodrupchen Rinpoche]], a famous great [[dharma king]] of the [[Nyingma]] [[sect]] who is the sole holder of the complete [[Longchen Nying-thik]], said the following in his [[letter]] congratulating the publication of A Treasury of True [[Buddha-Dharma]]: “I found the [[book]] wonderful and amazing and totally inspiring. . . [It is a] truly [[miraculous]] and [[extraordinary]] expression of [[truth]] expressed and unexpressed beyond words in [[Buddha Dharma]].” |
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+ | An [[incarnation]] of [[Guru Padmasambhava]], H. H. [[Dodrupchen Rinpoche IV]], [[Thupten Thrinle Palzang]], is the holiest great [[dharma king]] within the [[Nyingma lineage]]. [[His Holiness]] is the greatest living [[Dzogchen]] or [[Great Perfection]] [[master]] and the main [[lineage]] holder of the [[Longchen Nyingthik]] [[lineage]], the [[highest]] [[dharma]] in [[Tibet]] for perfecting the [[rainbow body]]. The [[first Dodrupchen]], [[Jigme Thrinle Oser]] (1745-1821), was the greatest [[disciple]] of [[Jigme Lingpa]] (1730-1798). The [[Third Dodrupchen Jikmé Tenpé Nyima]] (1865-1926), was both a great [[scholar]] and a remarkable [[yogi]]. | ||
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+ | The [[Dharma King’s]] main seat is at [[Chorten Gonpa Monastery]], which [[His Holiness]] founded in the outskirts of [[Gangtok]], [[Sikkim]]. [[His Holiness]] is also the [[spiritual]] director of the very small isolated S[[era Gonpa]] ([[Nubri Monastery]]) in [[Kylmo Lung]] ([[Peaceful Valley]]), [[Nepal]]. It is unique in that the 50 [[monks]] and 50 [[nuns]] that study there have [[identical]] programs. H. H. [[Dodrupchen Rinpoche IV]] is represented in the {{Wiki|USA}} by the [[Mahasiddha Nyingmapa Center]], [[Kunzang Choling Temple]], in Hawley, MA. | ||
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Revision as of 18:59, 29 March 2014
Dodrupchen IV (1927- ): Nyingma Dharma King, now living in Sikkim, who is currently the head of the Longchen Nyingthik tradition. H.H. Dodrupchen Rinpoche, a famous great dharma king of the Nyingma sect who is the sole holder of the complete Longchen Nying-thik, said the following in his letter congratulating the publication of A Treasury of True Buddha-Dharma: “I found the book wonderful and amazing and totally inspiring. . . [It is a] truly miraculous and extraordinary expression of truth expressed and unexpressed beyond words in Buddha Dharma.”
An incarnation of Guru Padmasambhava, H. H. Dodrupchen Rinpoche IV, Thupten Thrinle Palzang, is the holiest great dharma king within the Nyingma lineage. His Holiness is the greatest living Dzogchen or Great Perfection master and the main lineage holder of the Longchen Nyingthik lineage, the highest dharma in Tibet for perfecting the rainbow body. The first Dodrupchen, Jigme Thrinle Oser (1745-1821), was the greatest disciple of Jigme Lingpa (1730-1798). The Third Dodrupchen Jikmé Tenpé Nyima (1865-1926), was both a great scholar and a remarkable yogi.
The Dharma King’s main seat is at Chorten Gonpa Monastery, which His Holiness founded in the outskirts of Gangtok, Sikkim. His Holiness is also the spiritual director of the very small isolated Sera Gonpa (Nubri Monastery) in Kylmo Lung (Peaceful Valley), Nepal. It is unique in that the 50 monks and 50 nuns that study there have identical programs. H. H. Dodrupchen Rinpoche IV is represented in the USA by the Mahasiddha Nyingmapa Center, Kunzang Choling Temple, in Hawley, MA.