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Guru Rinpoche would master a teaching the first time he encountered it, and experienced visions of deities without needing to practise. Attaining the first vidyadhara level, the stage of 'the vidyadhara level of maturation' or 'vidyadhara with karmic residue', he was known as Loden Choksé, 'Wise seeker of the Sublime'. | Guru Rinpoche would master a teaching the first time he encountered it, and experienced visions of deities without needing to practise. Attaining the first vidyadhara level, the stage of 'the vidyadhara level of maturation' or 'vidyadhara with karmic residue', he was known as Loden Choksé, 'Wise seeker of the Sublime'. | ||
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Revision as of 21:42, 29 August 2008
From A Great Treasure of Blessings, page 28.
Guru Rinpoche would master a teaching the first time he encountered it, and experienced visions of deities without needing to practise. Attaining the first vidyadhara level, the stage of 'the vidyadhara level of maturation' or 'vidyadhara with karmic residue', he was known as Loden Choksé, 'Wise seeker of the Sublime'.