Comments on: His Eminence Choyang Duldzin Kuten Lama https://www.dorjeshugden.com/great-masters/recent-masters/autobiography-of-his-eminence-choyang-duldzin-kuten-lama/ The Protector whose time has come Mon, 02 Mar 2026 18:35:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Arisa https://www.dorjeshugden.com/great-masters/recent-masters/autobiography-of-his-eminence-choyang-duldzin-kuten-lama/comment-page-1/#comment-15887 Arisa Thu, 20 Jan 2011 08:54:40 +0000 http://dorjeshugden.com/wp/?p=1127#comment-15887 His name is H.E. Choyang Duldzin Kuten Lama and he is the Oracle in Ganden Monastery. He has lived from 1917 to 2002 when he passed away. He is known as the Oracle Kuten Lama. In Ganden Monastery he takes trances of Gyalchen Dorje Shugden and Setrap. He was a simple nomad boy and had studied in Phagri Monastery. In Tibet there are many Oracles. Oracles are there by itself through training alone. I believe they may have been passed down from past lives by Karma. An Oracle need not be intelligent or people who are rich. H.E. Duldzin Kuten Lama was a small simple nomad boy when he became an Oracle. His name is H.E. Choyang Duldzin Kuten Lama and he is the Oracle in Ganden Monastery. He has lived from 1917 to 2002 when he passed away. He is known as the Oracle Kuten Lama. In Ganden Monastery he takes trances of Gyalchen Dorje Shugden and Setrap. He was a simple nomad boy and had studied in Phagri Monastery. In Tibet there are many Oracles. Oracles are there by itself through training alone. I believe they may have been passed down from past lives by Karma. An Oracle need not be intelligent or people who are rich. H.E. Duldzin Kuten Lama was a small simple nomad boy when he became an Oracle.

]]> By: vajrastorm https://www.dorjeshugden.com/great-masters/recent-masters/autobiography-of-his-eminence-choyang-duldzin-kuten-lama/comment-page-1/#comment-15820 vajrastorm Thu, 06 Jan 2011 07:26:45 +0000 http://dorjeshugden.com/wp/?p=1127#comment-15820 The life story of this Oracle Lama, Choyang Duldzin Kuten Lama, is told with great sincerity and modesty. This is a story of a man who was humble and respectful to all and remembered the great kindness and great deeds of the holy attained masters who touched his life and inspired him to great heights. Choyang Kuten was a man of great and equal compassion for all. He was recognized as an oracle of Dharmapala Dorje Shugden, after an especially rigorous process of close observation and tests, by Kyabje Trijang Rinpoche and Kyabje Zong Rinpoche and other Lamas. He remembers these two highly attained masters and their kindness with love and respect. In his work as an oracle, he served all who came to seek and consult him, regardless of class or sect. He went wherever he was needed to perform as an oracle for the benefit of all. He always acted out of great care and compassion. As he said, he was an oracle of the Dharmapala whose sole purpose was “to benefit all sentient beings and to help their lives”. He carried this same spirit of equal love and compassion to India, when he escaped there from Tibet after its fall to the Chinese Communists. He served the community there (both monks and lay people)awith much zest, helped refugees from Tibet, especially the poor and the displaced. He is to be remembered for his fierce loyalty to the Buxa community , for his willingness to stay with them through thick and thin, enduring much hardship in the process. Other great Masters whom he remembers with great love and respect and whose compassion and tenacity and perseverance inspired him, include Geshe Palden Tendar and Domo Geshe Rinpoche. He credits these two Holy Beings for bringing Dharma to the remote parts of Tibet around Phagri. He saw them as always working tirelessly and relentlessly to spread Dharma for the benefit of all beings. He also remembered the kindness of Zimey Rinpoche, with whose party, he escaped from Tibet. He narrates in this autobiography, how it was that Dharmapala Dorje Shugden, helped and guided them safely through, despite all the odds stacked against them. He says, with firm conviction, that all the great masters that he mentions in this autobiography are to be credited for working to spread the Dharma everywhere in Tibet, and, through their influence, in India too. As he narrates here, all these attained masters relied heavily on Dharmapala Dorje Shugden in their work of spreading the Dharma of Je Tsongkhapa everywhere, for the benefit of all beings. The life story of this Oracle Lama, Choyang Duldzin Kuten Lama, is told with great sincerity and modesty. This is a story of a man who was humble and respectful to all and remembered the great kindness and great deeds of the holy attained masters who touched his life and inspired him to great heights. Choyang Kuten was a man of great and equal compassion for all.

He was recognized as an oracle of Dharmapala Dorje Shugden, after an especially rigorous process of close observation and tests, by Kyabje Trijang Rinpoche and Kyabje Zong Rinpoche and other Lamas. He remembers these two highly attained masters and their kindness with love and respect. In his work as an oracle, he served all who came to seek and consult him, regardless of class or sect. He went wherever he was needed to perform as an oracle for the benefit of all. He always acted out of great care and compassion. As he said, he was an oracle of the Dharmapala whose sole purpose was “to benefit all sentient beings and to help their lives”.

He carried this same spirit of equal love and compassion to India, when he escaped there from Tibet after its fall to the Chinese Communists. He served the community there (both monks and lay people)awith much zest, helped refugees from Tibet, especially the poor and the displaced. He is to be remembered for his fierce loyalty to the Buxa community , for his willingness to stay with them through thick and thin, enduring much hardship in the process.

Other great Masters whom he remembers with great love and respect and whose compassion and tenacity and perseverance inspired him, include Geshe Palden Tendar and Domo Geshe Rinpoche. He credits these two Holy Beings for bringing Dharma to the remote parts of Tibet around Phagri. He saw them as always working tirelessly and relentlessly to spread Dharma for the benefit of all beings.

He also remembered the kindness of Zimey Rinpoche, with whose party, he escaped from Tibet. He narrates in this autobiography, how it was that Dharmapala Dorje Shugden, helped and guided them safely through, despite all the odds stacked against them.

He says, with firm conviction, that all the great masters that he mentions in this autobiography are to be credited for working to spread the Dharma everywhere in Tibet, and, through their influence, in India too. As he narrates here, all these attained masters relied heavily on Dharmapala Dorje Shugden in their work of spreading the Dharma of Je Tsongkhapa everywhere, for the benefit of all beings.

]]> By: Sarah https://www.dorjeshugden.com/great-masters/recent-masters/autobiography-of-his-eminence-choyang-duldzin-kuten-lama/comment-page-1/#comment-15763 Sarah Sun, 26 Dec 2010 00:35:21 +0000 http://dorjeshugden.com/wp/?p=1127#comment-15763 Many observations and tests were required by High Lamas before the oracle was determined to be authentic. Kuten Lama said that such rigorous testing was never required for other oracles in Tibet. Perhaps this is because the Dharmapala in question is Dorje Shugden. One had to remove all doubts. I was impressed by His Eminence's account of his work as an oracle. He served Tibetans from all traditions, not only the Gelugpas. While in exile, Kuten Lama served the Tibetan community tirelessly, regardless of their traditions. His remark regarding the power of Dorje Shugden is worth remembering: "...if you have a special relationship with the Dharmapala, a close connection with your spiritual guide and you keep commitments purely, then your life is very different from that of an ordinary person." What a remarkable story! Truly inspiring and unforgettable! Many observations and tests were required by High Lamas before the oracle was determined to be authentic. Kuten Lama said that such rigorous testing was never required for other oracles in Tibet. Perhaps this is because the Dharmapala in question is Dorje Shugden. One had to remove all doubts. I was impressed by His Eminence’s account of his work as an oracle. He served Tibetans from all traditions, not only the Gelugpas. While in exile, Kuten Lama served the Tibetan community tirelessly, regardless of their traditions. His remark regarding the power of Dorje Shugden is worth remembering: “…if you have a special relationship with the Dharmapala, a close connection with your spiritual guide and you keep commitments purely, then your life is very different from that of an ordinary person.” What a remarkable story! Truly inspiring and unforgettable!

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