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	fwbo :: The Message of Dhardo Rimpoche — part 1
		Dhardo Rimpoche died on 24th March 1990, at the age of 73.
		And it was in the course of that period that I received from Rimpoche the Bodhisattva ordination.
		Well, Rimpoche’s message is to be found in the motto he gave his school, in the motto he caused in fact to be inscribed on the school flag — a motto in just seven words in English.
	www.fwbo.org /sangharakshita/dhardo.html (1164 words)

	Dhardo Rimpoche Information
		Dhardo Rimpoche (1917-1990) was said by Tibetan Buddhists to be an incarnation, or tulku, of the chief abbot of Losel-ling College at Drepung Monastery, located in central Tibet.
		Dhardo Rimpoche was educated in the traditional Tibetan monastic style, taking his Lharampa Degree (Doctor of Philosophy) at Drepung Monastery, and doing further study at Gyud-med Tantric College.
		Portions of Dhardo Rimpoche's relics, the ashes from his cremation, have been installed in several stupas in the West: at Sudarshanaloka Retreat Centre (near Thames, New Zealand), at Padmaloka Buddhist Retreat Centre (near Norwich, England), at Guhyaloka Retreat Centre [1], (near Alicante, Spain), and at Tiratanaloka [2] Retreat Centre in Wales.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Dhardo_Rimpoche (369 words)

	Sudarshanaloka Buddhist Retreat Centre Stupa
		A potent symbol of the path to enlightenment and a focus for practice and devotion, the Sudarshanaloka Retreat Centre stupa, containing relics of Dhardo Rimpoche, is the spiritual heart of Sudarshanaloka.
		Dhardo Rimpoche, born Thubten Lhundup Legsang in 1917, was the tulku, or reincarnation of the chief abbot of the famous Drepung Monastery in central Tibet.
		The motto of the school, one that Rimpoche hoped would stay with the children throughout their lives and help guide them in their lives as Buddhists, was "Cherish the doctrine, live united, radiate love".
	www.sudarshanaloka.org /Sudarshanloka/stupa.html (914 words)

	Sangharakshita (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Perhaps the most influential was Dhardo Rimpoche an incarnate lama who, like the Dalai Lama, is said to be reborn in the world again and again, out of compassion for beings.
		Dhardo Rimpoche was both friend and teacher to Sangharakshita, and gave him the Bodhisattva ordination - which consists of a series of vows which commit the ordinand to saving all beings, everywhere from all suffering, over as many lifetimes as it takes, by what ever means necessary.
		The result was that after consulting with friends and teachers in India, especially Dhardo Rimpoche, Sangharakshita decided to return to England to start a new Buddhist movement.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/s/sa/sangharakshita.html (1692 words)

	Buddhism / list of buddhists / dhardo rimpoche
		Dhardo Rimpoche founded an orphanage and school for Tibetan refugees, which he named the Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Cultural Institute (ITBCI), and was abbot of Yiga Choeling Monastery, Ghoom.
		During the 1950s and 1960s Dhardo Rimpoche was friend and teacher to Sangharakshita, an English Buddhist who spent 14 years based in Kalimpong before returning to England to found the
		Portions of Dhardo Rimpoche's relics, the ashes from his cremation, have been installed in several stupas in the West: at Sudarshanaloka Retreat Centre (near Thames, New Zealand), at Padmaloka Buddhist Retreat Centre (near Norwich, England), at Guhyaloka Retreat Centre, (near Alicante, Spain), and at Tiratanaloka Retreat Centre in Wales.
	www.buddhism-guide.com /buddhism/dhardo_rimpoche.htm (370 words)

	Dhardo Rimpoche - TheBestLinks.com - Alicante, Bodhisattva, England, Spain, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dhardo Rimpoche - TheBestLinks.com - Alicante, Bodhisattva, England, Spain,...
		Sangharakshita considered Dhardo to be a living bodhisattva, and he is still revered in the FWBO.
		Portions of Dhardo's relics, the ashes from his cremation, have been installed in several stupas in the West: at Sudarshanaloka Retreat Centre (near Thames, New Zealand), at Padmaloka Reatreat Centre (near Norwich, England), at Guhyaloka Retreat Centre, (near Alicante, Spain), and at Tiratanaloka Retreat Centre in Wales.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Dhardo_Rimpoche.html (409 words)

	Dhardo Rimpoche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dhardo Rimpoche (1917-1990) was recognized as an incarnation, Exception Handler: No article summary found.
		Dhardo Rimpoche was educated in the traditional Tibetan monastic style, Exception Handler: No article summary found.
		Dhardo Rimpoche's motto was: "Cherish the doctrine; live united; radiate love", Exception Handler: No article summary found.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /ref/dhardo_rimpoche (1121 words)

	fwbo :: The Message of Dhardo Rimpoche — part 4
		This is why we remember Rimpoche today, and this is why we’re celebrating the anniversary of his death.
		We’re celebrating it because Rimpoche was the embodiment of his own message, because he himself cherished the doctrine, he lived united and radiated love.
		In other words, we are celebrating the anniversary of Rimpoche’s death because of the quality, the supreme quality, of his life.
	www.fwbo.org /sangharakshita/dhardo-4.html (1404 words)

	Yain Technology - rimpoche Resources
		Dhardo Rimpoche (1917-1990) was said by Tibetan Buddhists to be an incarnation, or tulku, of the chief abbot of Losel-ling College,...
		Kyabje Gehlek Rimpoche ¹, a prominent Gelugpa master of the Tibetan...
		Born in Lhasa, Tibet in 1939, Kyabje Gehlek Rimpoche is an incarnate Lama of Drepung Monastic University.
	www.yain.com /search-directory/rimpoche.html (148 words)

	fwbo and tbmsg news: FWBO Teachers of past/present
		Dhardo Tulku was born in 1917 and died in 1990.
		The 3rd Dhardo Tulku, Tenzin Legshad Wangdi, was born in 1991, and recognised as the new Dhardo Rimpoche by the 99th Ganden Tripa in 1995.
		Dhardo founded the Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Cultural Institute (ITBCI) school in Kalimpong, India in 1954 to educate Tibetan refugee children and to help preserve the Tibetan culture.
	fwbo.blogspot.com /2006/01/fwbo-teachers-of-pastpresent.html (607 words)

	ITBCI
		The late Dhardo Rinpoche (1917-90) was recognized as an incarnation, or tulku, of the chief abbot of Losel-ling College, Drepung Monastery located in central Tibet.
		Dhardo Rinpoche was raised and educated within the classical Tibetan monastic system.
		The Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Cultural Institute (ITBCI) School was established in 1954 by the Tibetan Lama, Dhardo Rimpoche, to provide a basic education for the children of some of the poorest Tibetan families.
	www.tibetanschool.org (621 words)

	TYS -- Review of Dhardo Rimpoche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As the subtitle of this book suggests, this is a celebratory remembrance of Dhardo Rimpoche (1917–1990), also known as Thubten Lhundup Legsang, by a number of his students.
		As a boy, Dhardo Rimpoche (“the precious master from the town of Dhartsendo,” his birthplace) was recognized as the thirteenth incarnation (tulku) of the chief abbot of Drepung Monastery in Central Tibet.
		In 1980 and subsequently, Sangharakshita took his own students on pilgrimages to Dhardo Rimpoche, and all were struck by the lama’s seemingly limitless kindness and generosity.
	www.traditionalyogastudies.com /reviews_buddhism_dhardo.html (221 words)

	Sangharakshita: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dhardo Rimpoche was both friend and teacher to Sangharakshita, Exception Handler: No article summary found.
		Dhardo Rimpoche (Dhardo rimpoche (1917-1990) was recognized as an incarnation, or tulku, of the chief abbot of losel-ling...)
		Dhardo Rimpoche (Dhardo rimpoche (1917-1990) was recognized as an incarnation, Exception Handler: No article summary found.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /ref/sangharakshita (4047 words)

	Friends of the Western Buddhist Order (FWBO): Chatral Rimpoche
		When Rimpoche had recovered himself I showed him a copy of Dhardo Rimpoche’s biography and told him that I had been preparing it while Dhardo Tulku was still alive and that I had completed it for the anniversary of his death.
		Clearly Rimpoche like the idea of his photograph on the cover of a book but when it came to divulging his life story he was, for some reason, singularly reluctant.
		Rimpoche took a deep breath and proceeded to speak through the interpreter and I knew at once that this was a direct reply.
	madhyamavani.fwbo.org /2/chatral.html (1863 words)

	Sangharakshita Biography
		Perhaps the most influential was Dhardo Rimpoche an incarnate lama who, like the Dalai Lama, is said to be reborn in the world again and again, out of compassion for beings.
		Dhardo Rimpoche was both friend and teacher to Sangharakshita, and gave him the Bodhisattva ordination - which consists of a series of vows which commit the ordinand to saving all beings, everywhere from all suffering, over as many lifetimes as it takes, by what ever means necessary.
		The result was that after consulting with friends and teachers in India, especially Dhardo Rimpoche, Sangharakshita decided to return to England to start a new Buddhist movement.
	www.biographybase.com /biography/Sangharakshita.html (1701 words)

	inventory
		Rimpoche’s life spanned two worlds, the medieval agricultural life of old Tibet and the struggle to save Tibetan culture and Buddhism in the uncertain world of exile.
		Dhardo Rimpoche never flaunted his spiritual credentials; instead he lived them out, unpretentiously doing whatever seemed necessary for the welfare of all.
		This is a moving testament to the life of a remarkable man and a fascinating glimpse of the world that shaped him and that he fought so hard to preserve.
	www.cbsd.com /inventory.aspx?id=17007 (155 words)

	Clear Vision Trust, documentaries and programmes about Dhardo Rimpoche exploring Buddhism
		This video is a facinating, colourful and moving record of Dhardo Rimpoche's 'funeral'.
		The programme begins with ten minutes of the Rimpoche performing puja for beings in the Bardo, recorded in 1988, then moves to the ceremonies, rituals and processions taking place first in Kalimpong, then in Ghoom, where his body was cremated.
		Dhardo Tulku Rimpoche was one of the main teachers and friends of Sangharakshita.
	www.clear-vision.org /Videos/dhardo.aspx (181 words)

	fwbo :: A Glimpse of the Light
		Dhardo Rimpoche gave him a number of Tantric initiations, and also gave him the Bodhisattva ordination.
		At the expense of his school’s eligibility for grants, Dhardo Rimpoche decided to give his pupils something more: a modern secular education plus a thorough grounding in traditional Tibetan studies and culture.
		Dhardo Rimpoche was even smaller than I had expected, perhaps no more than five feet tall.
	www.fwbo.org /articles/glimpse_of_light.html (1329 words)

	Karuna Appeals - Manjusvara
		I did my first fundraising appeal (for Dhardo Rimpoche's ITBCI school) in 1985.
		(This followed a dream I had had about Dhardo.) The key for me was when one of the trainers advised me to 'just be myself', since an authentic presence on the doorstep helped whoever you met respond in the same way.
		Who this 'self' might be is, of course, open to interpretation (interpretation by circumstances, which change all the time); to expansion (how often we limit ourselves); and thus consequently to revision.
	www.appeals.karuna.org /the-trainers/manjusvara.html (312 words)

	Akashavana » Blog Archive » Stabilising the Earth Ritual for the Akashavana Shrine Room
		We invoked the earth goddess to witness the many meritorious actions of ourselves and of others that have led to this opportune moment.
		We reflected on gratitude to our teachers, Sangharakshita, Dhardo Rimpoche and others.
		Then we planted the vajra firmly in the ground, symbolic of the Vajrasana, the place where the Buddha sat to gain Enlightenment.Sitting surrounded by the hills it was as if I heard a sort of echo - an echo from the future.
	www.akashavana.org /index.php?p=17 (552 words)

	Windhorse Books - book details
		This book is a celebration of the life and work of Dhardo Rimpoche.
		One of the key teachers of Sangharakshita, the founder of the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order, Dhardo Rimpoche was revered in his own lifetime as a living Bodhisattva.
		Dhardo Rimpoche's life is worthy of remembrance, worthy of praise, and worthy of emulation.
	www.windhorse.com.au /details.asp?TitleCode=2351 (128 words)

	A Refutation of the FWBO's Response to the FWBO Files.
		Where the two men and their teachings differ however is that, whereas Govinda was to all intents and purposes harmless and his ideas quaint, Sangharakshita and his ideas have proved themselves to be harmful and represent a serious threat to the existence of genuine Dharma throughout the Western world.
		Perhaps this was why Sangharakshita felt his receipt of the Bodhisattva vow from Dhardo Rinpoche was of such immense "spiritual significance": it was clearly the first time in all of the years that he had been taking the Bodhisattva vows that he actually realized he was receiving them.
		Rimpoche explained that through this initiation he had transmitted to Sangharakshita the essence of all the teachings of all the gurus in the thangka.
	www.ex-cult.org /fwbo/r2r.htm (15199 words)

	FWBO & TBMSG News Archive
		This is Dhardo Rinpoche’s connection with us - his prayer, his bodhichitta, his bodhisattva vow.
		Dhardo Rinpoche was a bodhisattva of a very advanced level.
		Just before Dhardo Rinpoche died, he asked for a message to be given to Bhante; it was a last wish, a final prayer to his chief disciple – the man who made his compassion real.
	fwbo.blogspot.com (4136 words)

	fwbo :: The Message of Dhardo Rimpoche — part 3
		The Message of Dhardo Rimpoche — part 3
		But when Rimpoche exhorts us to live united, it’s not this kind of unity he has in mind.
		You are united as Buddhists in principle, but you must also be united in practice.
	www.fwbo.org /sangharakshita/dhardo-3.html (518 words)

	FWBO People Profile of Rupadarshin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		He is a qualified stone mason, and well known in FWBO circles for two things.
		Firstly he has build a number of stupas, several of which house the ashes of Dhardo Rimpoche - including those at Padmaloka, Tiratanaloka, and Guhyaloka.
		Secondly he is known for his hot-tubs at Buddhafield retreats and festivals.
	people.fwbo.org /rupadarshin.html (52 words)

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		He first received a sadhana practice from Chetul Sangha Dorje, learnt much about meditation from Cha'n master Chen and developed a particularly close relationship with Dhardo Rimpoché.
		When he was invited back to England in the 1960's to help establish the Sangha there, it gradually became plain to him that there was a need for a new Buddhist movement.
		In consultation with Dhardo Rimpoché he therefore started the the Friends of the Western Buddhist Order in 1967 and the Western Buddhist Order in 1968.
	www.oslobuddhistsenter.no /engsangharakshita.htm (339 words)

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