Recognitions and Congratulations - From LAMA RENZHEN RINPOCHE




　　I prostrate to the most honorable H.H. Yangwo Wan Ko Yeshe Norbu, the Vajra Dharma King of greatest holiness:　


　　We have respectfully read A Treasury of True Buddha-Dharma about the H.H. Buddha Vajradhara Great Dharma King and were truly astounded! 



　　We understand the concept of “complete proficiency in exoteric and esoteric Buddhism and perfect mastery of the Five Vidyas.” In the history of Buddhism, countless great masters and people of great virtue have for the sake of living beings manifested partial accomplishment in the Buddha-dharma. However, in this earthly realm, H.H. Great Dharma King is the first being of holy virtue who has manifested wisdom and abilities based on Buddha-dharma to such a complete and high degree and who has transformed the concepts stated in the Buddhist sutras into a reality that we can personally see, hear, and experience! The cultivation dharma expounded by H.H. Great Dharma King is a supreme dharma treasure. The accomplishments of H.H. Great Dharma King in those thirty main categories express the ultimate meaning of the Five Vidyas as taught by the Buddha! Such accomplishments astound both humans and holy beings! H.H. Great Dharma King represents the Buddha-dharma! 



　　My admiration and gratitude cannot be fully expressed. All that I can do is recite Homage to H.H. Buddha Vajradhara Yangwo Wan Ko Yeshe Norbu!



　　Lama Renzhen Rinpoche



　　August 23, 2006 
** H.H. Yangwo Wan Ko Yeshe Norbu is H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III, and previously known as Master Wan Ko Yee





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