Event : Long Life Prayers for Khen Rinpoche
Date : January 16
Time : 2 pm
Venue : Amitabha Buddhist Centre, 44 Lorong 25A Geylang
Map :
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Website : http://www.fpmtabc.org/newsletter/updateonkhenrin.php
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Dear ABC members and friends,
Our precious and much loved Guru, Khen Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup
manifested signs of illness recently. We have therefore invited
Khen Rinpoche to come to Singapore to seek medical treatment. After
extensive tests and examination by specialists, Khen Rinpoche has
been diagnosed to have cancer in the stomach.
We will continue to extend the best medical services to our
teacher to manage this health issue. Whatever options available
will be explored fully and we will keep you posted of the decisions
taken.
For those who would like to do prayers for Khen Rinpoche, Kyabje
Lama Zopa Rinpoche has advised these practices.There is no
particular number to be done Rinpoche just said that for those
students who would like to do, these are the practices that come
out best for Lama Lhundrup’s health:
1. Read Tsedo Long Life Sutra
http://www.fpmt.org/teachers/zopa/advice/pdf/amitayuslonglifesutrajan07a4.pdf
2. Guru Rinpoche’s Prayer Eliminating Obstacles
http://www.fpmt.org/projects/padmasambhava/pdf/guru_rinpoche__prayer_to_clear_obstacles.pdf
3. Tong Len Practice
We also request your kind understanding that Khen Rinpoche needs
complete rest and he is not able to receive any visitors at this
time.
Thank you.
Amitabha Buddhist Centre
Geshe Lhundrup Rigsel was born in Tibet in 1941, to a poor
peasant family. He joined Sera Monastery while still a boy, and in
1959 fled from the Chinese invasion to India. In Buxa, the refugee
camp in Northern India where many of the monks were sent by the
Indian government, he met Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa, an studied with
the great masters such as Geshe Rabten and others.
In the late sixties he was sent by the Abbot of the exiled Sera
Monastery to South India to start clearing land for the new
monastery. In 1972 he was called to Kopan by the late Lama Yeshe,
to teach philosophy to the Kopan monks for three months. The rest
is history.
Khen Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup has been abbot of Kopan since then,
taking care of the ever growing group of monks and nuns and
bringing alive Lama Zopa Rinpoche's and Lama Yeshe's vision of
Kopan. Khen Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup still teaches classes every day,
gives advice to visitors and foreigners and is available for each
and every sentient being.
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