We bowed to each other, and winked at the next moment were again each in their playing fields :)
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This forum is intended for Leela Academy players playing Forces draw at the event "Skype-retreat (Advice)"
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This forum is intended for Leela Academy players playing Forces draw at the event "Skype-retreat (Advice)"
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Learner able to need to learn and it is necessary to prepare; all life - is the preparation of a Disciple. Everyone is eager to learn more than the teachers want to attain. A person should reach a point where honestly tell myself: "I want to gain knowledge that even if the teacher is not, anyway, I'll pupils; I am ready to accept all that life can give, and let life speak of himself in the clear I form through intuitive human or other creature, I am ready to take on all the living space, it will give me. " That's when the teacher would come and lead to knowledge.
In this series we will look at the great masters who made the transition through the phenomenon of dissolution of the body in glowing terms.
Today we will focus on the great yogi, the practice of Tibetan Buddhism, the great master Ayu Khandro Dorje woman Peldron (Ayu Khandro Dorje Peldron) (1839 - 1953).
In 1953, at the age of 115 years, Ayu Khandro left this world. A few weeks before his death, she had spent in communion with those who wanted to talk to her. She also handed out many of their valuables - such as his son Adzom Drukpa Adzomu gyeltsen Gyurme Dorje (1895-1959) she presented a precious statue of Padmasambhava, and Namkhai Norbu she left a gift in a little statue of Jamyang Khyentse.
After his death, she remained in meditation for two weeks, on completion of which, her body was very much reduced, that is considered a sign of successful completion of the Dzogchen practice.