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General Discussion / Re: Tulku Drakpa Gyeltsen WAS THE REAL INCARNATION OF THE 5TH DALAI LAMA
« Last post by Harold Musetescu on March 06, 2021, 08:04:29 PM »From page 24 of Dr. King's PDF
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And here things become even more interesting, in light of the historical arguments hurled by all sides in the Dorjé Shukden schism today. Lodged deep in the oral tradition of this scholastic college in Khalkha by 1919,
THE KEY EVENT IN TRULKU DRAKPA GYELTSEN'S BIOGRAPHY AND THE GENESIS OF DORJE SHUGDEN CONCERNED THE SEARCH FOR THE INCARNATION OF THE DECEASED FOURTH DALAI LAMA Yönten Gyatso (Tib. Yon tan rgya mtsho, 1589–1617), who as mentioned above was a Tümed Mongol.
IT IS SAID THAT (DRAKPA GYELTSEN) WAS THE INCARNATION OF THE OMINISCIENT (FOURTH DALAI LAMA) Yönten Gyatso (Tib. Yon tan rgya mtsho, 1589–1617) and that when the faulty incarnation appeared [i. e. Ngakwang Lozang Gyatso, the Fifth Dalai Lama], he [i. e. Drakpa Gyeltsen] took on the form of a haughty spirit (dregs pa’i gzugs). As for the source of this fact (dondngos gnas ni), it has been pronounced by several of our spiritual forefathers (bla ma gongma ‘ba’ zhig gi zhal nas). Accordingly, these days [Dorjé Shukden] acts similarly to the haughty chieftain Péhar (i. e. Pe har rgyal po), who during the lifetime of Pa?chen Sönam Drakpa [protected] the stainless Teachings of the Conqueror [Tsongkhapa] in this world.
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And here things become even more interesting, in light of the historical arguments hurled by all sides in the Dorjé Shukden schism today. Lodged deep in the oral tradition of this scholastic college in Khalkha by 1919,
THE KEY EVENT IN TRULKU DRAKPA GYELTSEN'S BIOGRAPHY AND THE GENESIS OF DORJE SHUGDEN CONCERNED THE SEARCH FOR THE INCARNATION OF THE DECEASED FOURTH DALAI LAMA Yönten Gyatso (Tib. Yon tan rgya mtsho, 1589–1617), who as mentioned above was a Tümed Mongol.
IT IS SAID THAT (DRAKPA GYELTSEN) WAS THE INCARNATION OF THE OMINISCIENT (FOURTH DALAI LAMA) Yönten Gyatso (Tib. Yon tan rgya mtsho, 1589–1617) and that when the faulty incarnation appeared [i. e. Ngakwang Lozang Gyatso, the Fifth Dalai Lama], he [i. e. Drakpa Gyeltsen] took on the form of a haughty spirit (dregs pa’i gzugs). As for the source of this fact (dondngos gnas ni), it has been pronounced by several of our spiritual forefathers (bla ma gongma ‘ba’ zhig gi zhal nas). Accordingly, these days [Dorjé Shukden] acts similarly to the haughty chieftain Péhar (i. e. Pe har rgyal po), who during the lifetime of Pa?chen Sönam Drakpa [protected] the stainless Teachings of the Conqueror [Tsongkhapa] in this world.
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