A Treasury Book - H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III

H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III (previously known as Master Wan Ko Yee) deserves to be learnt by both holy being and ordinary person based on our tremendous efforts in collecting, investigating and evaluating information and facts.

First, H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III received the most recognition and congratulations in Buddhist history. The recognized identity is definitely acknowledged if recognition and congratulations are only based on H.H. Dodrupchen Rinpoche, H.H. Dharma King Omniscience Jamyang Lungdok Gyaltsen Achuk Lama, H.H. Dharma King Jigme Dorje Rinpoche, H.E. Dharma King Renzeng Nima, H.E. Xiazhu Qiuyang Rinpoche, and H.E. Urgyen Xirao master. This does not even take into consideration of many recognition and congratulations from other Dharma King and Rinpoches. The recognition and congratulation event appears to be the first one in this world.

On the other hand, thirty categories achievements have been accomplished and listed in the book of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III. The magnificent achievements prove that there is no being of great holiness and expert who is able to match the accomplishments. H.H Dorje Chang Buddha III also publishes numerous discourses that come across very broaden areas.

Last but not least, H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III (previously known as Master Wan Ko Yee) declares to turn down any offerings to prompt Buddha Dharma in this world.

This leads us to believe that the incarnation of H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III in this world benefits both holy and human beings. Therefore, we are continuing to have online read for the book of 《 H.H Dorje Chang Buddha III – A Treasury of True Buddha-Dharma 》.  
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