Dorshi Lobsang Thubten Chöphel

Dorshi Lobsang Thubten Chöphel ; tib. dor zhi blo bzang thub bstan chos' phel དོར་ ཞི་ བློ་ བཟང་ ཐུབ་ བསྟན་ ཆོས་ འཕེལ་; (* 1936 in Dorshi, Tianzhu , Gansu ), Dorshi for short , the 6th Dorshi Rinpoche ( dor zhi rin po che ) from the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism, is one of the most important Tibetologists in China. Dorshi Rinpoche is also one of the most important Tibetan teachers within the borders of the PRC, especially in Amdo. a. also takes a critical look at how Buddhism is perceived by ordinary believers and to what extent this view leads to deficits in social engagement. A special feature of his work is work on Tibetan Tantra Qigong

Dorshi teaches at the Institute for Tibetan Language and Culture at the Nationality University of the Northwest in Lanzhou, Gansu Province .

Life

He was born in 1936 in a small Tibetan village in Tianzhu. At the age of five he was selected by Rinpoche Ouqu , the Great Sutracarya of the Tenth Penchen Lama (1938-1989), as the reincarnation of the Fifth Rinpoche and abbot of the Dorshi Monastery . At the age of nine he officially became abbot of Dorshi Monastery. At the age of sixteen he became the principal sutracarya (great sutras) of the Gelugpa monastery Chörten Thang in Tianzhu . In his childhood and early teens he studied with several important and well-known high-ranking teachers of Tibetan Buddhism. He has achieved the mastery of the Tibetan Buddhist through extensive study and practice from various schools:

"Dorshi Rinpoche had been taught by many great masters like Lakho Rinpoche and more than 10 other great masters respectively from Duochen Monastery, Shimen Monastery, TianTang Monastery, Laboleng (Labang) Monastery and etc. His Eminence, a great achiever has also been highly praised by 14th His Holiness Dalai Lama, 10th Penchan Lama and Kungtang Lama. ( Dorshi Rinpoche was taught by many great masters, including Lakho Rinpoche and more than ten other great masters from Dorshi Monastery . The monastery is located in the main town of the community of the same name in the north of Tianzhu in Gansu and is the place of origin of Dorshi Rinpoche the Chinese spelling Duoshen 朵 什 (also Duoshi readable) and Duoshen Si 朵 什 寺 (also Duoshi readable) the connection with Dorshi 多 识 is not easily recognized, Shimen monastery , Tiantang monastery , Labrang monastery etc. His achievements were also highly praised by the 14th Dalai Lama , the 10th Penchen Lama and the Gungthang Lama . ) "

Various miracles are said to have occurred through his presence.

Works

• gsang chen thabs lam nyer mkho rnal 'byor snying nor, ed.Dor-zhi-gdong-drug-snyems-blo. Beijing: Mi-rigs dpe-skrun khang, 1991.
• dor zhi gdong drug snyems blo'i dpyad rtsom phyogs bsgrigs (Collected treatises of Dor zhi gdon drug snyems blo). Beijing: Minzu chubanshe. 1996.
• Dorshi, Wisdom from a Loving Heart, Ethnic Publishing House, Beijing, February 1996. ISBN 7-105-02584-0 (china.org.cn: "A Popular Expounding on Three Essential Buddhist Doctrines," "An Explanation of Pradjnaparamitahrdaya-sutra "(also known in its short form as" Heart Sutra ")," An Analysis of the Diamond Sutra, "and" Problems Concerning the Rituals of Practicing Kalachakra (the Wheel of Time), "covering Buddhist doctrines, disciplines, important scriptures of Exoterism and Esoterism. Most of the papers based on Dorshi's lectures on Tibetan Buddhism since 1992. With a preface by the auth or, entitled "Wisdom from a Loving Heart." )

• Foreword to: Marpa Lotsawa , Tibetan Tantric Concentration Meditation: Six Yogas of Naropa, Sichuan Ethnic Publishing House, Chengdu, November 1997. ISBN 7-5409-1917-5 . Chinese translation and annotations by Se Wanzhi and Wan Guo.

See also

• Lama Fahai
• Lama Fo Fu
• Yantra Yoga
• Trul khor

literature

• Zangzu da cidian . Lanzhou 2003

Web links

• chinabaike.com: Duoshi huofo (1936-) - Chinese
• xz.people.com.cn: Duoshi Luosang Tudan Qiongpai - Chinese
• xz.people.com.cn: Duoshi huofo - Chinese

Remarks

1. ↑ The 6th Dorshi Rinpoche (T. dor zhi rin po che; Chin. Duoshi renboqie 多 识 仁波切)
2. ↑ Chinese Duoshi 多 識  /  多 识 or 朵 什
3. ↑ Chinese Xibei Minzu Daxue Zang Yuyan Wenhua Xueyuan 西北 民族 大学 藏 语言 文化 学院
4. ↑ Chinese Ouqu huofo 欧 曲 活佛 or Ouqu renboqie 欧 曲 仁波切
5. ↑ . Tib mChod-rten-thang dGon-pa ; Chinese Tiantang si 天堂 寺

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Duoshi Luosang Tudan Qiongpai, alias Duoshi Dongzhou Ningluo 多 识 • 东 舟 宁洛 (Tib. Dor zhi dgong drug snyems blo)
2. ↑ Tib. [rgyud] dbugs sgom [རྒྱུད་ ད] བུགས་ སྒོམ་, Chinese Zangmi qigong, cf. hudong.com: 《藏密 气功》 and tibetinfor.com.cn: Buddhism  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as broken. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (search: "Qigong")  
3. ↑ cf. china.org.cn: Catalog of Tibetan Studies (with English short description) - He has translated the important texts of esoteric Tibetan Buddhism into modern Chinese.
4. ↑ Chinese Xibei minzu daxue 西北 民族 大学 (Northwest Nationalities Institute)
5. ↑ Chinese Duoshi si 朵 什 寺 or 多 识 寺 ( Memento from December 30, 2005 in the Internet Archive )
6. ↑ Chinese Tianzhu Zangzu zizhixian 天 祝 藏族 自治县 (Autonomous Kres Tianzhu of the Tibetans), a Gelugpa monastery from the time of the Qing dynasty with a long history; the monastery is on the list of monuments in Gansu Province
7. ↑ see web links from Claire Guyu Johnson ( Memento from May 29, 2010 in the Internet Archive ): qi.org: Tibetan Rinpoche Duoshi Dongzhouningge ( Memento from November 27, 2010 in the Internet Archive ); qi.org: Getting Rid of Greed, Anger & Ignorance (Studying with Rinpoche Duoshi & Professor Chen, Summer 2003) & clairegj.blogspot.com: On Living (Letting Go Greed, Anger & Ignorance) (accessed November 15, 2010)
8. ↑ T. Bla kho rin po che from the Kumbum Champa Ling monastery . The 6th Lakho Rinpoche , Lobsang Shedrub Tenpe Nyima ( blo bzang bshad sgrub bstan pa'i nyi ma ; 1921-?), Went to India in 1958. ( Zangzu da cidian , p.428: Lake huofo xitong)
9. ↑ Dor shi dgon pa , according to other sources also Dor she dgon pa (Dorshe monastery)
10. ↑ tib. Yar lung thur chen dgon dga 'ldan byams pa gling or dGon gsar thos bsam dar rgyas gling (see duozhiqin.com  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this note - accessed on November 16). The monastery is located in Shimen Township of Tianzhu Autonomous County in Gansu.  
11. ↑ On the 6th Gungthang Rinpoche, cf. Martin Slobodnik: " Enthronement of the 7th Gungthang Rinpoche ( Memento from March 12, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 499 kB)", China heute XXV (2006), No. 4–5 (146–147), p. 131 -2.
12. ↑ tenzinlobsang.spaces.live.com: Teachings: HE the 6th Dorshi Rinpoche - Accessed November 15
13. ↑ qi.org (Tibetan Rinpoche Duoshi Dongzhouningge) ( January 6, 2007 memento in the Internet Archive ) - Retrieved November 15, 2010
14. ↑ cf. china.org.cn: Catalog of Tibetan Studies (with short descriptions in English) - Retrieved November 15, 2010
15. ↑ china.org.cn: Catalog of Tibetan Studies - A revised edition appeared in September 1998: Gansu Ethnic Publishing House, Lanzhou, ISBN 7-5421-0590-6 with an additional article: "On Some Important Characteristics That Distinguish Buddhism from Other Religions "and other relevant appendices.

Dorshi Lobsang Thubten Chöphel (alternative names of the lemma)

Dorshi, 多 識  /  多 识 , 朵 什 , Dor zhi gdong drug snyems blo, dor zhi 06 gdong drug snyems pa, dor zhi blo bzang thub bstan chos' phel, Dpa'-ris Dor-zhi Gdong-drug-snyems-blo , dor zhi rin po che, 多 识 · 洛桑图丹琼 排, Duoshi, Luosangtudanqiongpai, dpa 'ris dor zhi blo bzang thub bstan chos' phel, Rinpoche Duoshi, Dorshi Lama, His Eminence The 6th Dorshi Rinpoche, Duoshi huofo 多 识活佛, 多 识 仁波切 Ven. Duoshi Rinpoche, Duozhi Dongzhou Ningluo 多 识 · 东 舟 宁洛