本帖最后由 了了 于 2018-6-17 13:29 编辑
再來一個格勒仁波切教授中提到的帕幫喀仁波切和康薩仁波切的故事:
However, I do not remember whether he gave that teaching based on Pabongka’s commentary. I am trying to think what he said but I don’t recall. So the last time I gave the teaching I did what Song Rimpoche did once when he gave Guhyasamaja teachings based on Khedrup-je’s commentary. That was in the style of a teacher teaching in the monastery. So this time I took special pain to go to California and ask Ribur Rimpoche, making sure that the lineage is there for the Pabongka commentary. Like many old Tibetan lamas he said, ‘Oh yes, I am happy to do this. Let us read together slowly.’ So he read slowly and gave me the oral transmission over three days. I was looking for something more and asked him it that was okay [to cover the commentary teaching lineage] and he said, ‘Yeah, that is okay’, and as proof he told me how Kangsar Rimpoche received the teachings on the Bodhisattvacharyavatara from Pabongka. Ribur Rimpoche even knew the date. Pabongka was very unusual. He lived in Tashi Choling, right on the mountain side behind Sera monastery near Lhasa. So many people came to see him every day. You would have no idea who would come in. He had a system that both, Kyabje Ling Rimpoche and Kyabje Trijang Rimpoche followed. By 8.30 in the morning he had completed his daily practice and even had breakfast. So he was sitting in his room and if anybody wanted to see him, they would let them in. They would sit for a while and go and so it went all day. There was no schedule of appointments. That was the old system. Pabongka labrang had so many visitors every day. There must have been someone watching out for who was coming. One day that watcher announced to Pabongka,‘Kangsar Rimpoche is coming.’ He was another well known lama, a very well disciplined guy. Pabongka was very famous and so was Kangsar Rimpoche. He was a very important, high incarnate lama, but he lived just an ordinary poor monk. He had one horse and went around on that. He had just one attendant, who was holding the horse. So the watcher in Tashi Choling saw him coming from the distance. They probably had binoculars or something. Anyway, he told Pabongka that he was coming. Pabongka said, ‘Oh, Kangsar Rimpoche is coming. Pack up all those gifts and clear the place up.’ Then Kangsar Rimpoche came in, carrying that one little book across the shoulder and asked Pabongka, ‘This is the Bodhisattvacharyavatara. I never received the commentary teaching on this. Would you give me this today?’ Pabongka said, ‘Oh yes, by all means.’ Kangsar Rimpoche looked at Pabongka’s attendants and said to them, ‘Now people, you please leave. Bring the tea pot in and I will serve the tea for Rimpoche.’ So he made the tea on a little stove they brought in. Kangsar Rimpoche then asked them to leave and got up and locked the door. Then he served tea to Pabongka Rimpoche. Pabongka started reading through the text and whenever there were some questions they talked about it and in that way the whole commentary teaching was done in one day. So Ribur Rimpoche quoted this incident as a reason that reading through is fine.
PS: 文中沒有說這位“康薩”是不是就是這裡談到的康薩仁波切,但以其受尊重度,看來就是。瑞布仁波切說的“入行論”估計是其中的某一注,不大可能康薩仁波切沒有入行論的傳承嘛。。。 |