The caption on this rare picture reads "jkclsitushengajamgyal" which supposedly means: Jamyang Khyentse Chokyi Lodro, Katok Situ, Khenpo Shenga, and Jamgyal. It was photographed from a wall in Kham by my friend Mateo, the mad traveler. The first two masters are mentioned throughout Blazing Splendor.
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
A rare photo
The caption on this rare picture reads "jkclsitushengajamgyal" which supposedly means: Jamyang Khyentse Chokyi Lodro, Katok Situ, Khenpo Shenga, and Jamgyal. It was photographed from a wall in Kham by my friend Mateo, the mad traveler. The first two masters are mentioned throughout Blazing Splendor.
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man, brilliant shot that one!!! JKCL's imposing disposition is obvious even at the young age he appears to be in this photo. wonderful stuff.
which lineage was khenpo Shenga belongs to? it seems like Lotsawaschool had translated some his articles...
I think that 'Situ' is actually Pema Wangchok Gyalpo (1886-1952), the 11th Tai Situ of Palpung. There is another photo of him at http://quietmountain.org/links/situ_rinpoche/situ-2.htm taken in Bhutan in 1936. His name was Pema Wangchok with an 'o' but many people mistakenly write 'Wangchuk' with a 'u.'
An aspiration prayer penned by Khenpo Shenga can be found at http://lotsawahouse.org/id38.html
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