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'''Kunzang Dechen Lingpa Rinpoche''' (1928-2006) was a [[tertön]] of the [[Nyingma]] tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Renowned in his homeland of Northeastern India, he was a realized master of [[Dzogchen]]. His terma texts include many profound practices, but especially a special healing [[Chö]] practice of [[Tröma Nakmo]]. Through this practice, he has been able to bring healing and relief from suffering to countless beings around the world.  
'''Kunzang Dechen Lingpa Rinpoche''' (1928-2006) was a [[tertön]] of the [[Nyingma]] tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Renowned in his homeland of Northeastern India, he was a realized master of [[Dzogchen]]. His terma texts include many profound practices, but especially a special healing [[Chö]] practice of [[Tröma Nakmo]]. Through this practice, he has been able to bring healing and relief from suffering to countless beings around the world.  


==His Birth and Training==
==Birth==
Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was born in the Earth Snake Year (1928), in Southern Tibet in Lhodrak. He was recognized by [[Dudjom Rinpoche]] as the Lodhak Tertön, the reincarnation of Tertön [[Longsal Nyingpo]], of the Drupchen Melong Dorje lineage.  
Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was born in the Earth Snake Year (1928), in Southern Tibet in Lhodrak. He was recognized by [[Dudjom Rinpoche]] as the Lodhak Tertön, the reincarnation of Tertön [[Longsal Nyingpo]], of the Drupchen Melong Dorje lineage.  


==Training==
From childhood he was only interested in spiritual things. At 16 he went into full time spiritual retreat, and studied with [[Dudjom Rinpoche]] for 10 years.  
From childhood he was only interested in spiritual things. At 16 he went into full time spiritual retreat, and studied with [[Dudjom Rinpoche]] for 10 years.  


==His Terma Revelations==
==Terma Revelations==
Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was renowned for his terma revelations which include:
Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was renowned for his terma revelations which include:
#[[Dorje Drolö]]
*[[Dorje Drolö]]
#[[Tröma Nakmo]]
*[[Tröma Nakmo]]
#and many others he directly received from [[Padmasambhava]]
*and many others he directly received from [[Padmasambhava]]


==His Final Years==
==Final Years==
Kunzang Dechen Rinpoche passed away in 2006, in Zangdok Palri Monastery. He remained in [[tukdam]], sitting upright unassisted for two and a half days. At that time, marvelous signs were witnessed by many.
Kunzang Dechen Rinpoche passed away in 2006, in Zangdok Palri Monastery. He remained in [[tukdam]], sitting upright unassisted for two and a half days. At that time, marvelous signs were witnessed by many.


[[Category: Nyingma Teachers]]
[[Category: Nyingma Teachers]]
[[Category: Dudjom Tersar Teachers]]
[[Category: Dudjom Tersar Teachers]]
[[Category: Tertöns]]

Latest revision as of 13:26, 19 May 2014

Kunzang Dechen Lingpa, courtesy of Dr. Hershoff

Kunzang Dechen Lingpa Rinpoche (1928-2006) was a tertön of the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Renowned in his homeland of Northeastern India, he was a realized master of Dzogchen. His terma texts include many profound practices, but especially a special healing Chö practice of Tröma Nakmo. Through this practice, he has been able to bring healing and relief from suffering to countless beings around the world.

Birth

Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was born in the Earth Snake Year (1928), in Southern Tibet in Lhodrak. He was recognized by Dudjom Rinpoche as the Lodhak Tertön, the reincarnation of Tertön Longsal Nyingpo, of the Drupchen Melong Dorje lineage.

Training

From childhood he was only interested in spiritual things. At 16 he went into full time spiritual retreat, and studied with Dudjom Rinpoche for 10 years.

Terma Revelations

Kunsang Dechen Rinpoche was renowned for his terma revelations which include:

Final Years

Kunzang Dechen Rinpoche passed away in 2006, in Zangdok Palri Monastery. He remained in tukdam, sitting upright unassisted for two and a half days. At that time, marvelous signs were witnessed by many.