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Rinpoche is a very prominent contemporary Kalachakra Tantra master.

Jamyang khyentse chokyi lodro

He is also a father of the 4th Jamgon Kongtrul Yangsi. The 1st Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo — was one of the most important illuminators of Buddhism in Tibet. With his unsurpassable learning and realisation gained through study, practice and visions Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo was not confined to sect or school and propagated the Dharma impartially to all.

Several reincarnations or emanations of Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, including those of body, speech, mind, qualities and activity, were recognized in Tibet. He was later enthroned at Palpung Monastery, which would become the seat for all his activities. The 2nd Beru Khyentse was born in central Tibet in and, as a young monk, was recognized as tulku and enthroned by the 16th Karmapa in At the age of thirteen he led his monks and lay devotees from his monastery in Nangchen, out of Tibet, and established a community including monastery and retreat centre for them in Mainpat, India.

After completing the traditional four-year retreat in the Karma Kagyu tradition, Rinpoche established monasteries in Bodh Gaya Karma Dhargye Chokhorling Monastery and Kathmandu and the Nangchen monastery, nunnery, institute and three-year retreat centre in Tibet. Rinpoche rebuilt the Sakya monastery, Nyenthang Tashigang, near his birthplace in Tibet and founded the Tharjay Charitable Foundation to sponsor bridges, schools, clinics and medical treatment for the nomads of eastern Tibet.

The past three decades Beru Khyentse Rinpoche has been teaching and travelling tirelessly to many countries around the world, presenting the Dharma in the spirit of non-sectarianism and in a manner suitable for all students from beginners to the most advanced practitioners.

Jigme khyentse rinpoche

More than twenty thousand people become Buddhist practitioners and over a hundred and fifty thousand people received blessings, Dharma teachings and empowerments from Beru Khyentse Rinpoche. From Tibetan Buddhist Encyclopedia. Hidden category: All articles of CBE. Navigation menu Personal tools Log in. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history.