A record of views and thoughts connected to Blazing Splendor, The Memoirs of the Dzogchen Yogi Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche. This blog is intended as an exchange of views, impressions, ideas, inspirations, etc., etc., about Blazing Splendor.
Friday, March 10, 2006
Wedding picture of Neten Chokling and Sangyum Choyang
Here is a beautiful wedding picture of Neten Chokling and Sangyum Choyang, the parents of Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche's reincarnation. (The photo was taken several years back.)
Boy, beautiful mother, film maker father, American born Tulku Urgyen's reincarnation is in for a life of American-style fame. Hope they really ground him well in the traps of samsara - nothing like America to blind one with samsara. Hang onto to your seats folks - the future for this one will be very, very full.
Boy, beautiful mother, film maker father, American born Tulku Urgyen's reincarnation is in for a life of American-style fame. Hope they really ground him well in the traps of samsara - nothing like America to blind one with samsara. Hang onto to your seats folks - the future for this one will be very, very full.
Here is a beautiful wedding picture of Neten Chokling and Sangyum Choyang, the parents of Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche's reincarnation. (The photo was taken several years back.)
Boy, beautiful mother, film maker father, American born Tulku Urgyen's reincarnation is in for a life of American-style fame. Hope they really ground him well in the traps of samsara - nothing like America to blind one with samsara.
ReplyDeleteHang onto to your seats folks - the future for this one will be very, very full.
Boy, beautiful mother, film maker father, American born Tulku Urgyen's reincarnation is in for a life of American-style fame. Hope they really ground him well in the traps of samsara - nothing like America to blind one with samsara.
ReplyDeleteHang onto to your seats folks - the future for this one will be very, very full.
beautiful photo, but even if she
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he would still tower abover her
please remember: behind every great terton there is a great dakini.
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