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Ratnamati (Lodrö Rinchen)

Ratnamati (Quelle: Druponrinpoche.org)

Ratnamati heißt auf tibetisch Lodrö Rinchen. Er gilt als eine Ausstrahlung von Vajradhara. „Zusammen mit dem Bodhisattva Sukhanatha, (eine Ausstrahlung des Vajrapani), ist er dafür verantwortlich, die Mahamudra-Lehren in unsere menschliche Welt zu bringen. Sie übermittelten die Lehren des Mahamudra an den indischen Mahasiddha Saraha, der sie seinerseits an seine menschlichen Schüler weitergab. Von ihm ging sie an Nagarjuna, Savaripa und dann an Maitripa über. Dies ist eine der beiden Mahamudra-Linien, die Marpa Lotsawa in Indien erhielt und nach Tibet zurückbrachte.“ (druponrinpoche.org, übersetzt)

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