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| Menri Ponlop Trinle Ňima Rinpočhe |
Stručný životopis Menri Ponlopa Trinle Ňimy Rinpočheho
Ponlop Rinpočhe je hlavním učitelem tibetského exilového kláštera Menri, který se nachází v Dolanží v indickém státě Himáčal Pradeš.
Narodil se v roce 1962 ve vesnici Carga v nepálském Dolpu, kde obdržel úvodní vzdělání v tradici bön v místním v klášteře Tarzog Phüncok Ling. Ve věku 13 let začal s intenzivním tréninkem a absolvoval několik tříměsíčních meditačních ústraní, kde se věnoval meditacím na vnější, vnitřní a tajné jidamy tradice Yungdrung Bön. Během této doby také završil úvodní praxe Ngondro, kdy nashromáždil zásluhy z vykonání 900 000 základních praxí dzogčhenu a obdžel mnoho dzogčhenových iniciací a transmisí od významných učitelů.
V rocer 1979 odešel do Menri, hlavního kláštera tradice bön, kde byl Jeho Svatostí 33. Menri Trizinem a Jongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpočhem uveden do mnišského stavu. Během studia na dialaktické škole se věnoval studiu súter, tanter, dzogčhenu, ale také rituálům, tibetskému jazyku, poezii, astrologii, medicíně, malbě thanek, mandal atd.. V roce 1989 úspěšně ukončil studia a získal titul geše (ekvivalent akademického titulu PhD.). Nedlouho poté se stal učitelem na dialektické škole.
V roce 1992 mu byl Jeho Svatostí 33. Menri Trizinem a Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpočhem udělen titul Ponlop Rinpočhe a stal se tak druhým nejvyšším lámou kláštera Menri, které je jedním z nejdůležitějších středisek vzdělání tradice bön.
Ponlop Rinpočhe je také lamou rodové linie Jangtön, která sahá až do dob buddhy Tönpy Šenraba Miwo. Lámové linie Jangtön bývali kněžími tibetských králů a držiteli linie učení Dzogčhen. Jedním z jejích významných lámů byl Jangtön Čhenpo Šerab Gjaltsen, který byl významným držitelem a sjednotitelem linie učení Dzogpa čhenpo Žang Žung Njen Gjüd.
BIOGRAPHY of Menri Ponlob Trinley Nyima Rinpoche
Menri Ponlob Rinpoche was born on the 12th day of the 1st Tibetan month of the year 1962 in the small Himalayan village of Tsakha in the Dolpo region of northwest Nepal. Many years ago, the Dolpo region was a part of the Zhang-Zhung kingdom. In the Dolpo region we can still find the culture and language of Zhang-Zhung.
There is a small Bonpo Monastery in his village called Tarzong Phuntsok Ling Bonpo Monastery. It was the only place where people can study traditional education as well as the Tibetan language. Yangton Lama is the abbot of Tarzong Phuntsok Ling Bonpo monastery. This monastery is one of the most precious and secret monasteries for the lineage of Yangton lamas.
Ponlob Rinpoche is a member of the famous lineage of Yangton lamas. The Yangton lineage goes back to the time of Buddha Tonpa Shenrab over 18,000 years ago. Yangton lamas were the priests for the ancient kings of Tibet. Yang n’gal Tsec Cho was the priest for Nyatri Tsenpo, the 1st king of Tibet. The Yangton Lama Yang n’gal, who was the priest of the Tibetan King Pude Gungyal, established the first Yangton Monastery at Bonri in the Kongpo region of Tibet. The Yangton lineage originated after the great practitioner Yangton Sherab Gyaltsen became famous for the perfection of his understanding and excellence in Sutra, Tantra and Dzogchen Teachings. Through his studies he compiled the essence of Dzogchen teaching and created the first written manuscript of the Dzogchen Experiential Transmission (Nyam-Gyud) teaching. In 1107 AD he became the single Transmission holder of Dzogchen teaching.
At the age of 13 and on the advice from his uncle Yangton Lama Nyima Tseten, Ponlob Rinpoche went into a series of 3 months retreats during 1975, 1976 and 1977. During this time he focused on the practices for the the outer, inner and secret Deities of Bon. During these retreats Rinpoche completed the foundation practices of Dzogchen by accumulating nine hundred thousand preliminary practices. He also received various Transmissions and Empowerments of Dzogchen teachings from a variety of different masters.
In 1979, Ponlob Rinpoche’s brother, Lama Tashi, brought Rinpoche to Menri Monastery in India. Menri monastery is the main Bonpo monastery for Tibet as well as for the exile community of India. Rinpoche was ordained by H.H. the 33rd Menri Trizin and H.E. Yongzin Rinpoche. His studies focused on Sutra, Tanta and Dzogchen as well as Ritual, Grammar, Poetry, Astrology, Divination, Medicine, Thanka painting, Mandalas and Stupas. Ponlob obtained his Geshe Degree (Doctorate) from the Bon Dialectic School in 1989. Soon after completing his Geshe Degree, Rinpoche was unanimously appointed Principle Instructor of the Bon Dialectic School by H.H. the 33rd Mentri Trizin and H.E. Yongzin Rinpoche. Again in 1992, His Holiness and Yongzin Rinpoche further honored Ponlob Rinpoche by giving him the title of Ponlob. It is the second most revered position in Menri Monastery.
Ponlob Rinpoche continues to teach at the Bon Dialectic School where is he responsible for the training of the students. He occasionally visits the Dolpo region of Nepal to give the Transmission of Preliminary practice and teach other aspects of the Bon Religion to thousands of lay people, monks and Tantric practitioners. Ponlob regularly visits the United States and Europe where he enjoys teaching the elements of Sutra, Tantra and Dzogchen to western practitioners.
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