Recognitions and Congratulations - From VEN. YUNDENG JIANGCUO RINPOCHE



　　I prostrate to the Buddha Vajradhara!

　　Living beings have good fortune in that A Treasury of True Buddha-Dharma is being published! This book manifests great Buddha-dharma based wisdom and contains accomplishments that no other person in history has achieved. Only H.H. Wan Ko Yeshe Norbu has attained such accomplishments. As the venerable Urgyen Xirao Woxiu and others stated in their recognition certificates, H.H. Wan Ko Yeshe Norbu is the complete incarnation of the Buddha Vajradhara. I deeply understand that precisely because His Holiness is Buddha Vajradhara, living beings can now enjoy the blessings of A Treasury of True Buddha-Dharma, and Buddhist history now has this brilliant display of "complete proficiency in exoteric and esoteric Buddhism and perfect mastery of the Five Vidyas" for all to see.

　　I hereby specially offer my congratulations!

　　Yundeng Jiangcuo Rinpoche

　　July 11th


 BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO VEN. YUNDENG JIANGCUO RINPOCHE

The abbot of the Tagong Lingji Monastery is Ven. Yundeng Jiangcuo Ripoche, the incarnation of Patriarch Milarepa. Everyone knows very well that Patriarch Milarepa was a famous patriarch of the Kagyu sect and a great practitioner of yoga. 



　　Ven. Yundeng Jiangcuo Rinpoche is now eighty-five years old. The venerable Bari Jiasi, a master of great accomplishment, revealed the following in his formal pronouncement that was buried and later unearthed: “In the ‘eight auspicious merits’ solemn hall of jewels, the nirmanakaya of the virtuous Milarepa, a monk who realized profound esoteric dharma, will descend to our place of faith and bring great joy.” As predicted by numerous eminent monastics and people of great virtue and as predicted in unearthed books that were hidden, Ven. Yundeng Jiangcuo Rinpoche is the incarnation of the great master of yoga, the venerable Milarepa.


　　In order to provide living beings with a model of self-cultivation, the rinpoche cultivated himself in solitary retreat at the Tagong Lingji Monastery for all together thirty-four years. He spent twenty-seven of those years in continuous, unbroken solitary retreat, exhibiting the ascetic spirit that Patriarch Milarepa had. The realization of the rinpoche is high and he possesses supernatural powers. He often easily manifests in different forms or shapes in order to bless living beings so that they may avoid sufferings and disasters, in order to increase the good fortune of living beings and open up their wisdom, and in order to subdue demons and drive away evil spirits. 

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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