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Namkhai Nyingpo was a revered bhikshu who dedicated his life to the practice of fierce yogic discipline in the grand cave of Lhodrak Kharchu. His unwavering devotion led him to achieve Siddhi and receive teachings and empowerment from an Indian Master named Humkara. Through his divination skills, he saved King Trisong Deutsen from illness, earning him respect and admiration from many. However, his good deeds did not go unnoticed by the Queen and Bon ministers, who exiled him from his homeland. Despite being forced to leave, Namkhai Nyingpo remained steadfast in his devotion and had a vision of a Wisdom Dakini, which led him to disguise himself as a mendicant to locate her. During his lifetime, he composed many tunes attributed to various puja incantations, which continue to inspire and move people to this day. He also performed miraculous feats, including holding the sun still, displaying his attainment beyond physics. Namkhai Nyingpo’s aspirations for the benefit of all beings continue to inspire us today. His journey serves as a reminder that dedication, perseverance, and faith can lead us to achieve great things in life, regardless of the challenges we may face.
Namkhai Nyingpo V | Kezang Sang-Ngak Thegchog
The story of this spiritual leader is truly fascinating. He was born in Lhodrak Dag Med and from a very young age displayed some wondrous signs that pointed towards his unique destiny. As he grew up, he was recognized as a spiritual leader and began to act based on five ideologies without any boundaries. He was known as the “mad lama of Sengre” due to his unconventional approach and his ability to see beyond the material world. One day, while on his way to Shar Benpa, he became ill and handed over a stone to his friend with words of truth and prayers for his successors. This was a significant moment in his life and one where he realized the importance of passing on his knowledge to future generations. At the age of 17, he freed himself from the Eight Worldly Concerns and devoted himself entirely to helping beings reach ripening and perfection. His teachings were simple yet profound and had a profound impact on those who came into contact with him. He was truly a spiritual master who had transcended the limitations of the material world. However, at the young age of 25, he fell ill once again. But this time, he declared that he would return to benefit Buddha’s Dharma and beings. His legacy continues to this day, and his teachings have helped countless people find meaning and purpose in their lives. He will always be remembered as a great spiritual leader who dedicated his life to helping others.