Ngog Choku Dorje

Ngog Chöku Dorje ( Tib . Rngog chos sku rdo rje ; * 1036 , † 1106 ) or Ngog Tön Chöku Dorje ( rngog ston chos sku rdo rje ) or short Ngogtön ( rngog ston ) or Ngog ( rngog ) from the ancient Tibetan family Ngog ( rngog ) was one of the four main students of Marpa (1012-1097) in the Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. He passed on to him his main practice, Hevajra Tantra , as part of a series of tantras that came to be known as the Seven Mandalas of Ngog .

Ngog school

The Ngog branch was an independent line of the Kagyü school direction, which was transferred by the students to at least the 2nd Drugchen Gyelwang Künga Peljor ( rGyal-dbang Kun-dga 'dPal-'byor ; 1428-1476) who received this transfer , and 1476 when Gö Lotsawa completed the Blue Annals .

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" Marpa had another disciple named Ngog Chöku-dorje (rNgogChos-sku rdo-rje) who asked for Chakrasamvara initiation. He lived about a day's ride away. When the tower was completed, Marpas gave birth to Dagmema (tib. bDag-med-ma), a son named Darma-dode (tib. Dar-ma mdo-sde) Marpa sent one to celebrate the birth of his son and to celebrate the nine-story tower that Milarepa had completed Message to Ngog Choku-dorje to inform him that he intends to give a Chakrasamvara initiation and that he should come.

When Ngog Choku-dorje came, he offered everything he had to Marpa as an offering to Marpa. But among his possessions was a goat with a broken leg that could not walk. He had left this behind. Marpa said, “What is it? You didn't bring the other goat with you? I went through such terrible trouble as to go to India three times to receive these teachings and that is a very valuable initiation. You have to go back and get the goat. " "

See also

• Kagyü Ngadzö ( bka 'brgyud snags mdzod ; " Kagyü - Treasury of Oral Instructions") web
• Chakrasamvara
• Karma-Kagyu , Drugpa-Kagyu , Taglung-Kagyu , Drigung-Kagyu

literature

• George Nicholas Roerich : The Blue Annals. Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi 1996, ISBN 81-208-0471-6 . (2 volumes)

Web links

• StudyBuddhism.com: General Introduction to the Initial Teachings of the Graduated Path (Lam-rim)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chinese Eba Qi tancheng 俄 巴 七 壇 城; engl. Seven Mandalas of Ngok
2. ↑ drikung.de: Instructions on Hevajra Dagmema by His Holiness in Munich ( English  ( 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 notice. , Chinese  ( 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 notice. ) - found on June 23, 2010.    
3. ↑ StudyBuddhism.com: General Introduction to the Initial Teachings of the Graduated Path (Lam-rim) - found June 22, 2016.

Ngog Chöku Dorje (alternative names of the lemma)
Ngok Chöku Dorje, Edun Quejie Duojie 俄 敦 • 却 古 多吉, Ngok Choku Dorje, Ngog Chöku-dorje, Ngogtön Chökyi, Ngok Choku Dorje Dorje, 俄 ‧ 確 固 多 傑, Ngog Choku Dorje, Chöku Dorje, röngoku dorje, Ngog rdo rje, E Quge Duoji 俄 • 曲 格多吉, rngog chos sku rdo rje, 雄 • 俄 敦 曲 多, 俄 敦 曲 多; rNgog pa Chos kyi rdo rje; rNgog pa Chos rdor