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 Jul 13 2006, 02:39 AM
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QUOTE(Lemmy @ Jul 12 2006, 02:52 PM) [snapback]15998[/snapback] Dear Rosencroix, I have a friend that follows Lama Ole's teachings... Could you provide a (some) source(s) of these informations so I could provide him in order to inform him about that, so he can investigate them by himself? All of this just Tibetan politics and history. About the Karmapa, "The Dance of 17 Lives" is interesting, for history (I didn't say it is totally objective or even recommended reading for Gnostic students, it is just interesting). Also, the book entitled "The Dalai Lamas" is a great and extensive detailed history of the fourteen Dalai Lamas. There you can find lots of interesting information. If you are trying to convince to your friend about the authenticity (or lack thereof) of a particular tradition, it is better if you expose them to the teachings of Master Samael and let them figure out their perspective on their own. --------------------  |
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Nov 30 2006, 07:27 PM
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-------------------- I Self Lord Am Master: "Reading the Kunjed Gyalpo you will often come across the word "I": "I am the nature of all phenomena," "I am the root of existence," and so on. This "I" is your true state: the Primordial Buddha, the supreme source of manifestation. Try to understand the meaning of Kunjed Gyalpo reading it in this light" - Chogyal Namkhai Norbu
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May 19 2007, 05:19 PM
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Registered Member Group: Members Posts: 2,276 Joined: 3-March 04 From: Thigle Nyag-gcig Member No.: 18 |
QUOTE (Rosencroix @ Mar 23 2006, 01:19 AM)  Master Samael said that not every Lama that literally wears a red hat is a black magician. He also never referred to any of the Lamas that I was discussing in my posts. The Lamas of three of the four schools of Tibetan Buddhism wear red hats in certain rituals. That is, the Sakyapa, Nyingmapa, and Kagyupa all wear red hats. The only ones who don't are the Gelugpa (like the Dalai Lama). Except for the times that H.H. the Dalai Lama is practicing Rites from the Sakyapa, Nyingmapa, Kagyupa, and Bonpo sects:     (Found these pics while searching for another pic, and happened to remember this thread) -------------------- I Self Lord Am Master: "Reading the Kunjed Gyalpo you will often come across the word "I": "I am the nature of all phenomena," "I am the root of existence," and so on. This "I" is your true state: the Primordial Buddha, the supreme source of manifestation. Try to understand the meaning of Kunjed Gyalpo reading it in this light" - Chogyal Namkhai Norbu
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Dec 30 2007, 04:49 PM
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Registered Member Group: Members Posts: 2,276 Joined: 3-March 04 From: Thigle Nyag-gcig Member No.: 18 |
-------------------- I Self Lord Am Master: "Reading the Kunjed Gyalpo you will often come across the word "I": "I am the nature of all phenomena," "I am the root of existence," and so on. This "I" is your true state: the Primordial Buddha, the supreme source of manifestation. Try to understand the meaning of Kunjed Gyalpo reading it in this light" - Chogyal Namkhai Norbu
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