Definitions

1. Milarepa was a student of Marpa (1012-1097) who brought the core doctrines of this school from his master in India, Naropa (1016-1100).
2. Milarepa was a great teacher and master of realization.
3. Milarepa was a monk and a poet who lived in the twelfth century and arguable Tibet�s most famous spiritual figure. (Web site)
4. Milarepa is a famous 11 th century yogi who transformed from a blackmagic to an enlightened saint within one lifetime of diligent practice. (Web site)
5. Milarepa, the greatest yogi of Tibet, practiced at many different mountain caves in the Himalayas, not only in Tibet, but also in some regions of Neapal.

Milarepa Con Las Etapas

1. Gampopa también inició una fusión de la tradición de la Mahamudra de Milarepa con las etapas de la tradición del camino de la orden Kadampa.

Eleventh Century Mystic

1. Its most famous exponent was Milarepa, an eleventh century mystic.

Lives

1. The Lama informed him that two of the guilty ones had been missed and asked Milarepa if he wanted their lives as well. (Web site)

Hardships

1. They forget, of course, the hardships that Milarepa underwent to receive teachings.

Famous Yogis

1. Milarepa - (1040-1123) was one of the most famous yogis and poets in Tibetan religious history. (Web site)

Marpa Replies

1. When Milarepa introduces himself to Marpa as �a great evildoer from Lato,� Marpa replies: �Maybe you are a great evildoer.

También Conocido Como Dagpo Lhaje

1. Entre los discipulos de Milarepa, Gampopa (1084-1161), también conocido como Dagpo Lhaje y Rechungpa (1084-1161) era el más ilustre. (Web site)

Hundred Thousand Songs

1. A collection known in English as The Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa is also popular.

Guru Rinpoche

1. Phowa and other special practices during the month: Milarepa, Guru Rinpoche and Lama Chopa. (Web site)

Damema

1. Milarepa had to confess that the Reverend Mother (Damema) had given it to him. (Web site)

Tibetan Buddhist Teacher Milarepa

1. Gampopa or Dakpo Rinpoche (1016-1053) was the formost student of the Tibetan Buddhist teacher Milarepa. (Web site)

Milarepa Fund

1. Milarepa Fund [US] - non-profit organization started by the Beastie Boys in 1994 to raise funds to help the Tibetan people. (Web site)

Sonam Rinchen

1. Upon meeting Milarepa in Drin, in 1109, Sonam Rinchen offered him a piece of gold and a package of tea, both of which Milarepa declined to accept.
2. Milarepa sent Sonam Rinchen (Gampopa) back to meditate many times and gave him many yoga instructions.
3. She asked who he was, and he said he was Sonam Rinchen and had come to meet the great yogi known as Milarepa.

Jetsun Milarepa

1. Milarepa transmitted this lineage to the matchless master Gampopa who was already a prominent teacher of the Kadampa school before he met Jetsun Milarepa.
2. The clan of the Khyung, being the same family clan from which the lord of yogins, Jetsun Milarepa hailed. (Web site)

Foremost Student

1. Gampopa, a physician from Dagpo region in S. Tibet, was the foremost student of the Tibetan Buddhist teacher Milarepa. (Web site)

Practices

1. She was given her wish - Milarepa proved adept at the practices he was taught, and unleashed a tide of destruction, killing many.

Direction

1. Milarepa approached him again and Marpa turned back in yet another direction. (Web site)

Close

1. Milarepa and one of his friends went to a cave that was located very close to the village. (Web site)

Ceremony

1. When the time came for the ceremony, Marpa approached Milarepa, carefully examined the turquoise and asked him how he came to possess it. (Web site)

Tradition

1. He revived the tradition of setting up an elaborate altar with huge butter sculptures of Marpa, Milarepa, and Dagpo.
2. In this teaching, following the tradition of listening to spiritual biographies, we will be looking at that of Jetsun Milarepa. (Web site)

Beer

1. So the teacher organized some drink and Milarepa had some beer. (Web site)
2. Having explained this, Milarepa then offered Dakpo Rinpoche a skull cup full of beer.

Experienced

1. Milarepa said that he must keep on meditating, just as he had explained before, no matter what he experienced.
2. After a while the Lama came to him and asked him if he had experienced such and such to which Milarepa replied in the negative. (Web site)

Way

1. In that way, you can help me and yourself." Milarepa was so pleased and immediately, he accepted the offer. (Web site)
2. When Gampopa was ready to leave, Milarepa accompanied him part of the way, until they had reached a small stream.
3. In the same way, Milarepa advised Dakpo Rinpoche not to take any negative dreams seriously either.

Food

1. Milarepa accompanied him as an attendant, and on these rounds, they were often given food and drink. (Web site)
2. As a result, Milarepa found it difficult throughout the rest of his life to find food.

Monk

1. In turn Milarepa offered Sonam Rinchen a skullcup of wine, which Sonam Rinchen, a monk, drank after hesitating.

Escape

1. After the destruction, Milarepa retreated to a cave in the hillside to escape the cold wind and lit a fire for warmth. (Web site)
2. The Lama left immediately to do so and encountered Milarepa outside who had also made his escape when the Reverend Mother had run out of the room. (Web site)

Back

1. You have to do this by yourself." Milarepa started carrying rocks on his back and his body was badly wounded. (Web site)
2. Meanwhile as soon as they had left, Milarepa made good his escape and journeyed back to the Sorcerer-Lama. (Web site)
3. Milarepa accompanied his companions for a time as they took their leave but then turned back to the Lama's house. (Web site)

House

1. Marpa was on the top floor of the house and when Milarepa approached from one direction, Marpa turned in another. (Web site)
2. Milarepa went to the house and met Dagmema, who was delighted to see him. (Web site)

Son

1. In contrast, Marpa treated Milarepa like a son. (Web site)
2. He knew that his son possessed exceptional qualities and believed he would become a second Milarepa. (Web site)

Uncle

1. So please take charge of them and make wise decisions." The uncle and aunt pledged to do their best to help the family until Milarepa grew up. (Web site)

Clothes

1. So she sold some of the land and got some gold to buy food and clothes for Milarepa. (Web site)
2. Then, Milarepa turned around and, lifting his clothes, showed Gampopa his backside.

Thought

1. Lama Ngogpa had heard about the Great Sorcerer (as Milarepa was called) staying with Marpa and had thought about sending for him. (Web site)

Mind

1. One day the teacher came to Milarepa with, literally, a "black smile", an uncomfortable or unnatural smile indicating that his mind was not at ease. (Web site)

Dreams

1. Tonight, watch your dreams carefully, and in the morning, let me know what you've seen." Milarepa dreamt of four great pillars, one in each direction. (Web site)

Story

1. The story tells us that Milarepa was sitting on a cliff outside his cave and meditating quietly.

Young Woman

1. Mila Dorje Senge married a young woman from his village, and they had a son, Mila Sherab Gyaltsen, who was the father of Milarepa. (Web site)

Crying

1. Dagmema came and asked him why he was crying, but Milarepa did not reply. (Web site)

Initiations

1. In addition, he bestowed initiations of various yidam deities, which matured the vajra body, speech, and mind of Milarepa. (Web site)

Initiation

1. Sometime after this initiation, Marpa came to Milarepa. (Web site)
2. Thinking that maybe the Lama would soften and allow him to take initiation, Milarepa stayed on a while and waited. (Web site)

Place

1. Milarepa was born in the Iron Dragon year of the first sexagenary cycle in a place called Kya Ngatsa in Gungtang in Upper Tibet.
2. First, they made a place for Milarepa to sit because he didn't even have a seat of his own. (Web site)

Retreat

1. Not long into the next retreat, though, a blue dakini with golden hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes appeared to Milarepa in a dream. (Web site)

Work

1. Having completed the task, Milarepa went back to Marpa and said, "I have finished all the work you told me to do. (Web site)

Life

1. The life of Milarepa was more than a story. (Web site)
2. Gods and men would sing praises to Milarepa and he would be able to prolong his life through the practice of samadhi. (Web site)
3. Writing and finalizing the script for The Life of Milarepa and rehearsing the performers has taken several months.

Own Life

1. The Lama himself burst into tears at this and pleaded with Milarepa not to take his own life. (Web site)

Name

1. Milarepa then asked him what his name was now, and he replied that it was Sonam Rinchen.
2. At the age of 32 he first heard the name of Milarepa and he longed to meet him. (Web site)
3. When Milarepa first heard the Lama utter the name "Marpa", he felt a thrill go through his body. (Web site)

Song

1. Milarepa first sang a song which he extemporaneously composed honoring his Guru and his wife and the teachings he had been given. (Web site)
2. So the confidence that Milarepa expressed in this song is very much in harmony of the teachings of the Middle Turning.

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3. Belief > Religion > Buddhism > Tibet
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