Thanks to all the practitioner and supporters who really supported us during the foundation of "Phadampa Center" to preserve the sacred Chod of Phadampa and Machik lapdron.
The name Phadampa was choose by Lama Tsering Wangdu Norbu Rinpoche as the Center carries the practice of Phadampa.
I once again thank you all for giving self the chance to hear and feel the depth of Chod and it's benefits, and also for the kind and generous donors.
All in one I should say "Thanks for the Magnanimous Heart." Phadampa Center
“One needn't have to be Buddhist to learn Chod. As long as one accepts the fact that we are built with five elements of earth, wind, fire, water and space…” Dawa (Roaming Yogi)
The Great lord of Yogi known as Pha Dampa Sangye or Kamalashila was born in South of India.
From a traditional stand point Phadampa Sangay lived for five hundred seventy two years. He lived for some three centuries prior to the time of Milarepa (AD 1052-1135).
According to legendary accounts, Phadampa Sangya made seven visit to
Tibet, and on one occasion was miraculously transported to China. In China he was known as
Bodhidharma. He created Langgor Monastery, in Tingri, a town in Southern Tibet about fifty miles north-east of Lapchi, near Mount Everest. His last teaching was delivered to the Tingri people which gave a special karmic connection to them.
For more information About Phadampa Sangye refer to "Lions of Siddhas" Translated by David Molk with Lama Tsering Wangdu Norbu Rinpoche.
For more information About Machik Lapdron refer to "Machig Labdron and the Foundation of Chod" / Jerome Edou or "Machik's Complete Explanation" Translated and introduced by Sarah Harding or "Machig Labdron's Four Demons" Tsultrim Allione.
For more information about Lama Wangdu Norbu Rinpoche Refer to "Hundred Thousand Rays of the Sun" Translated and Edited by Joshua Waldman & Lama Jinpa.
