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Blue Garuda wrote:Is the whole post a quote?
A post should have your own words, especially if you paste things into the first post in a thread without introducing it.
Does the thread have a point?
kalden yungdrung wrote:Healing the Earth
Sand Mandala of Sadag Nyelam
By Geshe Chaphur

kirtu wrote:So how can we use this in our lives? Obviously we cannot stop the wholesale degeneration of even out local environment (except for our house/condo at least superficially). We can also clear up our environment a bit. But we can't create the mandala itself and place it out in the environment or in most cases we can't create a little temple to hold the mandala. We might be able to do that in a community temple though.
Kirt
Geshela Chapur wrote:
Sadhag Nyelam Mandala and rituals associated with it are particularly good for protection against earthquakes. The individual who appeases the earth-owning spirits benefits in ways of material and physical comfort.
username wrote: BTW Chaphur or Shapur is also a Tajik(Tazig)/Persian/Afghan name too.
I came across this Geshe a few months ago on the web by accident and seems a nice lama.
mutsuk wrote:He is a nephew of Samten Karmay and was for years the main assistant of Menri Lopön (Trinley Nyima Rinpoche) during his touring in the West, succeeding the prior assistant Tenzin Gyeltsen from the famed Yangtön family.
kalden yungdrung wrote:Tashi delek,
Below the related Mandala / dKyil 'khor named:
Nye lam snge bzhi' i ' khor
Nye lam snge bzhi' i ' khor
Mutsug Marro
KY
Blue Garuda wrote:kalden yungdrung wrote:Tashi delek,
Below the related Mandala / dKyil 'khor named:
Nye lam snge bzhi' i ' khor
Nye lam snge bzhi' i ' khor
Mutsug Marro
KY
That's better!
Your thread was titled 'Sand Mandala' ........ so it would have been better to post this picture first, explain about the Sand Mandala and the Sangchod and THEN give a brief quotation and link. That way the quotation has a context and a link to your title.
It is better to offer Sangchod and Serkyem than try to boss these spirits about, for sure.
kalden yungdrung wrote:Tashi delek,
Dear Blue Garuda.
Many thanks for your good meant advices.![]()
But i do it my way, but nevertheless thanks for your good and well meant advices.
Everybody has so his / her way of working and following order, i guess so..........![]()
Mutsog Marro
KY

Blue Garuda wrote:kalden yungdrung wrote:Tashi delek,
Dear Blue Garuda.
Many thanks for your good meant advices.![]()
But i do it my way, but nevertheless thanks for your good and well meant advices.
Everybody has so his / her way of working and following order, i guess so..........![]()
Mutsog Marro
KY
I showed you the ToS for DW. They are there for a reason. They show you how to help other people understand what you are posting. They are clear, even if your English is not so good.
As you are on DW it would be polite to follow the ToS rather than your own idea of what works.
The title of your thread and your first post were not connected in any way. Surely you can see that, and see that it is better for you to post an introduction and a picture of the Sand Mandala rather than just posting a quote unrelated to the thread title and a pic of a Guru with a completely different sort of mandala.
I give up. Sigh............
mutsuk wrote:mutsuk wrote:He is a nephew of Samten Karmay and was for years the main assistant of Menri Lopön (Trinley Nyima Rinpoche) during his touring in the West, succeeding the prior assistant Tenzin Gyeltsen from the famed Yangtön family.
I forgot to mention that, despite his young age, he has been the head of the philosophy school in Menri (Dolanji) as well as one of the editors of the Bon-sgo journal. His knowledge and intelligence are obvious and praised by his own masters. I remember that Menri Lopön formulated privately great praises of his young student.
username wrote:Thanks mutsuk, he has to be very talented to be Menri Loppon's main assistant abroad, he seems nice too.
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