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Debunking Situ Rinpoche’s “Prediction Letter”

Posted on 06/11/201114/07/2014 admin1 CommentPosted in Politics

Extracted from The Karmapa Prophecies By Sylvia Wong In March of 1992, Situ Rinpoche produced a prediction letter allegedly written by the 16th Karmapa. The letter gives the names of parents and a place of birth. A few weeks later, […]

Death of Karmapa’s General Secretary Damchoe Yongdu – not suspicious at all

Posted on 14/08/200519/11/2011 adminiPosted in Historie

(excerpt from ” His Masters voice #8 ” which was published here earlier) Brown then retails the most serious charge of all, Tenzin Namgyal’s claim that Topga Rinpoche murdered his stepfather, the Karmapa’s General Secretary Damchoe Yongdu. First, Brown describes how Topga […]

Open letter from H.H. Shamar Rinpoche to Mick Brown

Posted on 28/03/200511/11/2013 adminiPosted in Letter

Date: 28 March 2005 Mr. Mick Brown c/o Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. 38, Soho Square London WID 3HB United Kingdom Dear Mr. Brown: I refer to your letter dated 12th December, 2004. You said in your letter: ‘the focus of this […]

Open letter from H.H. Shamar Rinpoche to Mick Brown

Posted on 22/11/200411/11/2013 adminiPosted in Letter

This is the ninth article in a series of responses to Mick Brown’s The Dance of 17 Lives: The Incredible True Story of Tibet’s 17th Karmapa (Bloomsbury , 2004). Date: 22.11.2004 Mr. Mick Brown c/o Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. 38, Soho […]

Article #8: “His Master’s Voice” Response to Brown’s Attacks on Topga Rinpoche

Posted on 04/09/200429/07/2014 admini1 CommentPosted in Arguments

By Dawa Tsering Director, Kathmandu Office, IKKBO This is the eighth article in a series of responses to Mick Brown’s The Dance of 17 Lives: The Incredible True Story of Tibet’s 17th Karmapa (Bloomsbury , 2004).   Topga Rinpoche succeeded Damchoe Yongdu […]

A chronological report on the Rumtek Court Case and the inventorisation of all the moveable and immovable properties of Rumtek Monastery.

Posted on 22/07/200219/11/2011 adminiPosted in Historie

Rumtek Monastery was established and developed by the late 16th Gyalwa Karmapa, Rangjung Rigpai Dorje on a site measuring 74 acres offered to him by King Tashi Namgyal of Sikkim in 1962. His Holiness kept all religious Buddhist relics and […]

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