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在一些宗大师写的文字、仪轨里,还有提到“第一口正法甘露”给他,和“写给东方森林里的。。。”,可能出自大威德仪轨?!谁知道的请帮忙贴出,收集这里。
Rinpoche's biography also speaks of the close relationship between this particular disciple and Lord Tsongkapa. In the final lines of the @Three Principal
Paths,@ the Master calls him "my son," showing a personal affection not very typical of the great scholar. He also seemed especially willing to satisfy Ngawang Drakpa's petitions for teachings (in the scene at Keru Temple we see some of the monks in a pleading gesture before the Master),and it is said that he composed his account of the famous bodhisattva Ever-Weeping at Ngawang Drakpa's personal request. As final evidence of their deep bond, our biographer quotes from a letter that Lord Tsongkapa sent his student. From the context (the entire message is still extant), we know that Ngawang Drakpa has already taken the long journey back to Gyalrong, and is making tremendous efforts to teach the people there. In these few beautiful lines,6 the Master
implores his disciple to follow his private instructions. He urges him to act and pray, in all his lives, as his teacher does. And he invites Ngawang Drakpa to meet him again, at the end, in enlightenment--where he promises to offer his favored student the first sip of their cup of immortality.
These few beautiful lines:@ The lines quoted by Pabongka Rinpoche's biographer appear on p. 584 (bibliography entry 69).Immediately following this letter in Lord Tsongkapa's collected works are preserved two more sent to Ngawang Drakpa; the first of these contains the @Three Principal Paths.@ |
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