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H.E. Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was born in [[Tibet]] in 1963. His father is Dojee and his mother is [[Dolma]]. At the age of eight he began to study [[Tibetan]] reading and [[writing]] while working on the farm and herding cattle. At the age of 15, he was [[ordained]] as a [[monk]] at which [[Venerable]] [[Lama]] Kalden performed the [[hair-cutting ceremony]]. H.E. Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] began to receive and [[practice]] the [[Kalachakra]] six-limb [[yoga]] under the guidance of [[Vajra Master]] [[Lama]] Pelsang. Subsequently he studied almost all the [[tantric]] and [[sutric]] [[teaching]] of the [[Jonang tradition]] under the guidance of his main [[teacher]] H.E. Dorjee [[Chang]] [[Lama]] [[Yonten]] Pelsangpo, the 46th [[Vajra Master]] who holds all the [[lineages]] of the [[Jonang tradition]].
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H.E. [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was born in [[Tibet]] in 1963.  
  
When H.E. Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was 25 years old, by the [[kindness]] of the 10th H.H. [[Panchen]] [[Rinpoche]], he was given an opportunity to study the [[tenets]] of all the [[Tibetan Buddhist]] [[traditions]] in the Bejeing [[Buddhist]] {{Wiki|College}} for two years.
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His father is Dojee and his mother is [[Dolma]]. At the age of eight he began to study [[Tibetan]] reading and [[writing]] while working on the farm and herding cattle.  
  
In 1986, Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was [[recognized]] by H.E. [[Lama]] [[Yonten]] Pelsangpo as the [[reincarnation]] of Tselminpa Sonam Sangpo - one of the great [[disciples]] of [[Kunkhen Jonangpa]] [[Chenpo]] Sherap [[Gyaltsen]] (1292-1361) - who is in turn the [[reincarnation]] of Ngeton Bhakula. Later, [[Abbot]] Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] studied and practiced such as the [[Generation Stage]] of [[Jungpo]] Dulshe (Tamer of [[Spirits]])  under the guidance of [[Abbot]] [[Losang]] Trinlae.
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At the age of 15, he was [[ordained]] as a [[monk]] at which [[Venerable]] [[Lama]] Kalden performed the [[hair-cutting ceremony]].  
  
Since 1993, H.E. Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] has been in exile in [[India]]. Subsequently he studied the five major [[Buddhist texts]] in [[Gaden]] [[Monastic]] {{Wiki|University}} in {{Wiki|South India}}. On many occasions, he received teachings and [[empowerments]] from [[His holiness]] the [[Dalai Lama]], especially including the [[Kalachakra]] and [[Jonang]] Kunga [[Drolchok's]] (1507-1566) Hundred instructions.
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H.E. Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] began to receive and [[practice]] the [[Kalachakra]] [[six-limb yoga]] under the guidance of [[Vajra Master]] [[Lama]] [[Pelsang]].  
  
In 1998, [[His holiness]] the [[14th Dalai Lama]] [[offered]] the [[Sangye]] Choeling [[monastery]] to H.H. KhalKha [[Jetsun Dhampa]] for the revival and promotion of the [[Jonang tradition]] and also renamed the [[monastery]], [[Jonang]] Takten Phuntsok Chosling [[Monastery]]. At that time [[His Holiness]] installed Choekyi [[Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] as the [[Abbot]] of the [[monastery]]. He is currently [[Abbot]] of [[Jonang]] Takten Phuntsok Chosling [[Tibetan Buddhist]] [[monastery]] Sanjauli, {{Wiki|Shimla}}, H.P., [[India]]. He is looking after all the [[monastic]] [[monks]] and [[teaching]]  them in the [[Jonang tradition]]. He also teaches [[Kalachakra]] six-limb [[Yoga]] to students in the [[Kalachakra]] [[meditation]] Centre.
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Subsequently he studied almost all the [[tantric]] and [[sutric]] [[teaching]] of the [[Jonang tradition]] under the guidance of his main [[teacher]] H.E. Dorjee [[Chang]] [[Lama]] [[Yonten Pelsangpo]], the 46th [[Vajra Master]] who holds all the [[lineages]] of the [[Jonang tradition]].
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When H.E. [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was 25 years old, by the [[kindness]] of the [[10th H.H. Panchen Rinpoche]], he was given an opportunity to study the [[tenets]] of all the [[Tibetan Buddhist]] [[traditions]] in the [[Bejeing Buddhist College]] for two years.
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In 1986, [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] was [[recognized]] by H.E. [[Lama]] [[Yonten Pelsang as the [[reincarnation]] of [[Tselminpa Sonam Sangpo]] - one of the great [[disciples]] of [[Kunkhen Jonangpa Chenpo Sherap Gyaltsen]] (1292-1361) - who is in turn the [[reincarnation]] of [[Ngeton Bhakula]].
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Later, [[Abbot]] [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] studied and practiced such as the [[Generation Stage of Jungpo Dulshe]] ([[Tamer of Spirits]])  under the guidance of [[Abbot]] [[Losang Trinlae]]
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Since 1993, H.E. [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] has been in exile in [[India]].
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Subsequently he studied the five major [[Buddhist texts]] in [[Gaden Monastic]] {{Wiki|University}} in {{Wiki|South India}}.
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On many occasions, he received teachings and [[empowerments]] from [[His holiness]] the [[Dalai Lama]], especially including the [[Kalachakra]] and [[Jonang Kunga Drolchok's]] (1507-1566) [[Hundred instructions]].
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In 1998, [[His holiness]] the [[14th Dalai Lama]] [[offered]] the [[Sangye Choeling]] [[monastery]] to H.H. [[KhalKha Jetsun Dhampa]] for the revival and promotion of the [[Jonang tradition]] and also renamed the [[monastery]], [[Jonang Takten Phuntsok Chosling]] [[Monastery]].  
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At that time [[His Holiness]] installed [[Choekyi Nangwa]] [[Rinpoche]] as the [[Abbot]] of the [[monastery]].  
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He is currently [[Abbot]] of [[Jonang Takten Phuntsok Chosling]] [[Tibetan Buddhist]] [[monastery]] [[Sanjauli]], {{Wiki|Shimla}}, H.P., [[India]].  
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He is looking after all the [[monastic]] [[monks]] and [[teaching]]  them in the [[Jonang tradition]].  
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He also teaches [[Kalachakra]] [[six-limb Yoga]] to students in the [[Kalachakra]] [[meditation]] Centre.
  
 
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Revision as of 07:46, 21 March 2015

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H.E. Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche was born in Tibet in 1963.

His father is Dojee and his mother is Dolma. At the age of eight he began to study Tibetan reading and writing while working on the farm and herding cattle.

At the age of 15, he was ordained as a monk at which Venerable Lama Kalden performed the hair-cutting ceremony.

H.E. Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche began to receive and practice the Kalachakra six-limb yoga under the guidance of Vajra Master Lama Pelsang.

Subsequently he studied almost all the tantric and sutric teaching of the Jonang tradition under the guidance of his main teacher H.E. Dorjee Chang Lama Yonten Pelsangpo, the 46th Vajra Master who holds all the lineages of the Jonang tradition.

When H.E. Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche was 25 years old, by the kindness of the 10th H.H. Panchen Rinpoche, he was given an opportunity to study the tenets of all the Tibetan Buddhist traditions in the Bejeing Buddhist College for two years.


In 1986, Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche was recognized by H.E. Lama [[Yonten Pelsang as the reincarnation of Tselminpa Sonam Sangpo - one of the great disciples of Kunkhen Jonangpa Chenpo Sherap Gyaltsen (1292-1361) - who is in turn the reincarnation of Ngeton Bhakula.

Later, Abbot Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche studied and practiced such as the Generation Stage of Jungpo Dulshe (Tamer of Spirits) under the guidance of Abbot Losang Trinlae

Since 1993, H.E. Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche has been in exile in India.

Subsequently he studied the five major Buddhist texts in Gaden Monastic University in South India.

On many occasions, he received teachings and empowerments from His holiness the Dalai Lama, especially including the Kalachakra and Jonang Kunga Drolchok's (1507-1566) Hundred instructions.

In 1998, His holiness the 14th Dalai Lama offered the Sangye Choeling monastery to H.H. KhalKha Jetsun Dhampa for the revival and promotion of the Jonang tradition and also renamed the monastery, Jonang Takten Phuntsok Chosling Monastery.

At that time His Holiness installed Choekyi Nangwa Rinpoche as the Abbot of the monastery.

He is currently Abbot of Jonang Takten Phuntsok Chosling Tibetan Buddhist monastery Sanjauli, Shimla, H.P., India.

He is looking after all the monastic monks and teaching them in the Jonang tradition.

He also teaches Kalachakra six-limb Yoga to students in the Kalachakra meditation Centre.

Source

jonangmonasteryshimla.com