Examples of using Tilopa in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I, Tilopa, have nothing to teach.
It happened that one man came to Tilopa.
I, Tilopa, have nothing to reveal.
It is about Siddha Naropa, the disciple of Tilopa.
Tilopa was also from Bengal region.
It happened before Naropa found his master, Tilopa.
I, Tilopa have nothing further to reveal.
The Karma Kagyu lineage comes from Tilopa and Naropa.
Again, Tilopa left him for three days and finally returned to ask,“What's the matter with you?”.
For example a Tārā sadhana was revealed to Tilopa(988- 1069 C.E.), the human father of the Karma Kagyu.
Tilopa was also in search of this man, because when you have something, you want to share; a compassion arises.
The Kadam lam-rim tradition passed primarily into Kagyu,which had come through Tilopa, Naropa, Marpa, and Milarepa.
Again, Tilopa just left him lying there for three days, after which time he asked,“What's up with you?”.
When Naropa came to, his mind and his guru's holy mind had become one;whatever knowledge Tilopa had, so did Naropa.
Anyway, when Naropa saw Tilopa, he said,“Please guide me,” meaning,“Please lead me to enlightenment.”.
Consequently, as directed by the dakini, the great pandit Naropa went to West Bengal, in the north-eastern part of India,in search of his guru, Tilopa.
For someone like Tilopa, the appearance of eating fish was in essence an act of delivering the fish from cyclic suffering.
The stories of Jetsun Milarepa's relationship with Marpa and Naropa's with Tilopa make clear the importance of the relationship between guru and disciple.
Tilopa(988-1069) was born a brahmin in India, but he renounced the world while still quite young to become an ascetic.
Tibetan texts also say that the practicewas taught by the Indian Buddhist masters Tilopa and Naropa as well as the Tibetan masters Marpa and Milarepa.
Try to live it out in this way-- Tilopa is talking about techniques-- live in the world as if you are the sky, make it your very style of being.
A: In India, there were several lineages, such as the lineage of Maitrepa,and of Nargajuna, Tilopa, Virupa, etc, To call these'sects' is a little bit too heavy, I think.
Realized Mahasiddhas, such as Tilopa and Naropa of India, or Marpa and Milarepa of Tibet, were able to perform miraculous changes in the phenomenal universe.
They claim that their lineage of masters is so superior that they themselves should be considered superior---as heirs of Tilopa, Naropa, Marpa, Milarepa and Dagpo.
One day while they were walking along the edge of a high cliff, Tilopa said,“Is there anybody here who can fulfill the guru's command?” which is the way to become enlightened in the one lifetime.
In previous lifetimes, Naropa had created the incredible merit andkarma necessary to meet a guru such as Tilopa and never generate a single negative thought about him.
Naropa(1016-1100) himself had abandoned his prestigious position as head of great Nalanda University to spend twelve arduousyears training with the great Indian Mahasiddha Tilopa.
That is why enlightened practitioners such as Tilopa, Naropa or Saraha display types of conduct which on the outside seem strange or negative, but in reality are based on the complete understanding about the true nature of phenomena.
He just stood there quietly, without a single negative or disparaging thought, and simply reflected,“Since sentient beings are so ignorant,in order to release them from ignorance and lead them to enlightenment, Tilopa has manifested in this form, catching fish and eating them.”.