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THE
GREAT VIDYADHARA MIGYUR DORJE
Just
as Lord Buddha Shakyamuni was born without harming his
mother or causing her even the slightest bit of pain,
the Vidyadhara Migyur Dorje was painlessly born on the
seventh day of the ninth month of the Wood Bird Year
(1645). His right hand was marked by an extraordinary
blue mole, symbolizing the single-essential nature of
the Dharmakaya.
Unlike
other children, as a small child he always made dharma
hand gestures such as the lotus-circle mudra and
threatening mudra, pressing his palms together at his
heart and so forth. In addition, to the astonishment
of everyone, he did secret yogic exercises.
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MAHASIDDHA
KARMA CHAGMED RINPOCHE
Karma
Chagmed Rinpoche was born in 1613, the tenth Tibetan
rabjung year. He was born in the province Nyomtod
region of Zalmo Gang. At the moment he was born, his
father, the Mahasiddha Pedma Wangdrag, bestowed Terton
Ratna Lingpa’s Tsegug and Tsepag Sangdu-kyi Torwang
upon the infant. His father then named him Wangdrag
Sung (Powerful Speech) because he had been introduced
to the dharma, and especially Ratna Lingpa’s
revelations, at the moment he entered into the world.
As
a child, the young Wangdrag Sung would regularly see
gods, spirits and non-human entities. While at play,
he would perform various sadhanas and create materials
used in dharma ceremonies. At the age of six, his
father taught him reading and writing, which he
learned without any difficulty and within a very short
time, he was reading Milarepa’s One Hundred Thousand
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THE
THRONE HOLDERS OF PALYUL MONASTERY
click on
the respective Throne Holders images to view their
biographies
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