This document summarizes key points about the posthumous world from Near-Death Experiences and accounts of psychics. It describes the posthumous world as a "wrestling ring of energies" where events unfold rapidly according to one's mind. Negative emotions can instantly lead one to spiritual domains and lower rebirths. The intensity of emotions increases greatly, and one must rely on mental strength alone. Training the mind through "up-to-the-point" practices is important to navigate the energies and avoid being fixed into negative trajectories after death.
1) His Holiness Chadral Rinpoche received teachings from over 40 masters of all Buddhist traditions and lineages. He holds the most complete teachings of the Dudjom Tersar lineage.
2) Rinpoche's wisdom is renowned and he has attracted disciples from other religions due to his excellence. The famous Trappist monk Thomas Merton considered Rinpoche his teacher after their meeting.
3) Rinpoche holds the main lineages of Longchen Nyingthig, Dudjom Tersar, and teachings from masters like Dudjom Rinpoche and Jamyang Khyentse Chokyi Lodro. He is renowned for unifying and spreading Buddhist teachings.
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This document discusses different types of near-death experiences and scenes people may see at the moment of death according to Buddhist teachings. It explains that these scenes can be caused by the separation of the four elements in the body, endorphins in the brain, or karmic forces from past actions. Common scenes reported include seeing deceased relatives, protectors, or places of rebirth. The document also discusses how the transformation of consciousness during the dying process relates to these scenes and how caregivers can help guide those who are dying.
This document discusses the importance of finding an authentic spiritual master and practicing dharma teachings diligently in order to achieve liberation from samsara. It summarizes the teachings of His Holiness Chadral Rinpoche on the three types of dharma practitioners and warns that merely seeking blessings without practice will not lead to liberation. The document encourages finding a realized master like His Holiness and practicing according to their teachings to benefit oneself and others.
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Lake of lotus (50) the application of wisdom-the wisdom in directing one's dharma practice (50)-by vajra master pema lhadren-dudjom buddhist association
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Lake of lotus (50) the profound abstruseness of life and death-the meaning of near-death experiences (50)-by vajra master pema lhadren-dudjom buddhist association