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Brief Discussion Maji La Jane and can break camp

Author: YaMaQingCuo
Tutor: TuDengPengCuo
School: Central University for Nationalities
Course: Tibetology
Keywords: 玛吉拉Jane Able to break camp Four magic Feat
CLC: B946
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract


Maji La Jane lived in the eleventh century AD, she was a famous female following the Tibetan Buddhist Master Yeshe measures to increase after the history of Tibetan Buddhism enjoys high prestige and influential female tantric teacher. Her mother since before the age of five in literacy Xiwen, sixteen-year-old sister refuge with one of Sapporo Yin Tong thirteen Zaba study Buddhism Geshe Lama; later visits Tantric great achievement to get old lama known Suo Nanzha Pakistan, giving and receiving empowerments and attend esoteric teachings, then visit the famous Indian yogi when Ba Sangjie, study parameters repair Wisdom; pioneered in Tibetan Buddhism stylized sects can break precedent, to become able to break camp the founder. The denomination is the only woman in the history of Tibetan Buddhism, founded a sect, which is rare in human religious history can be broken if the denomination is generally defined as the apparent emptiness Schmidt law philosophy based. Anguish and death to try to get rid of life the main source - the ego. Undoubtedly, Maji La Jane in the history of Tibetan Buddhism has its irreplaceable unique position, also later regarded as the incarnation of the wisdom of emptiness mother to be worshiped, was affectionately known as \mother, \Maji La Jane's theory and practice of religious activities but also of the entire Tibetan Buddhism harbinger of recovery, her followers from all over Wei Zang, flowers Kang, flowers Mai, Ali and other large Tibetan areas. In Nepal, India also has a large number of followers, training a large number of monks and nuns, Tibetan Buddhist monks and nuns in order to improve the overall quality and status played a significant role. It is worth mentioning that the Maji La Jane is not only a female Tantric teacher, but also a great mother; she was 43 when her husband left Tibet back to India all the children to the Maji La Jane. Since then, while she missionary sermons, while also raising children, and to feel all the teachings domain faction pass on children, their children are Maji La Jane felt after the main domain faction teachings successors and promoters. Maji La Jane's religious thought, for such generated after following her Sakya, Kagyu sleep camp, Gelugpa sect's doctrine of ideas, etc. produced a deep impact; but the Tibetan community also had a broad impact. Almost a thousand years, Cox domain faction teachings in Tibetan life rituals are still playing this role. So far some of the Tibetan monasteries and cultural museum, the still outstanding women who witnessed the statue, thangka, etc., for people to worship, support and commemoration. It is worth mentioning that the Maji La founded by Jane could break camp is the only Tibetan Buddhist sects spread to India and other places in Nepal have a profound impact.

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