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In Tibetan Buddhism, Dharmapala means "Protector of the Buddhadharma" and Setrap means "Golden Cuirass"
This book explains clearly the origins, history, lineage, and practice of Dharmapala Setrap based on H.E. Tsem Tulku Rinpoche's teachings and also interviews with High Lamas from Gaden Shartse Monastery. It also includes real-life stories & testimonials from Setrap practitioners who have experienced the incredible benefits of his practice.
It also includes the short sadhana of Lord Setrap, translated into Chinese from the book "Shartse's Jewel".
Lord Setrap is the wrathful emanation of the Buddha Amitabha and he has manifested in this form to benefit sentient beings. The Chinese community in particular have a strong affinity with Setrap because many Mahayana Buddhist practices are based on Buddha Amitabha.
In Gaden Shartse Monastery itself, holy Lord Setrap has been propitiated by many Masters, Mahasiddhas, Abbots and High Lamas for the past 600 years.
Author: Kok Yek Yee
Language: Chinese
177 pages
ISBN: 9 789834 339937
This book explains clearly the origins, history, lineage, and practice of Dharmapala Setrap based on H.E. Tsem Tulku Rinpoche's teachings and also interviews with High Lamas from Gaden Shartse Monastery. It also includes real-life stories & testimonials from Setrap practitioners who have experienced the incredible benefits of his practice.
It also includes the short sadhana of Lord Setrap, translated into Chinese from the book "Shartse's Jewel".
Lord Setrap is the wrathful emanation of the Buddha Amitabha and he has manifested in this form to benefit sentient beings. The Chinese community in particular have a strong affinity with Setrap because many Mahayana Buddhist practices are based on Buddha Amitabha.
In Gaden Shartse Monastery itself, holy Lord Setrap has been propitiated by many Masters, Mahasiddhas, Abbots and High Lamas for the past 600 years.
Author: Kok Yek Yee
Language: Chinese
177 pages
ISBN: 9 789834 339937
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