martin123 wrote:I heard a story in which Trungpa Rinpoche was apparently battling a mysterious green woman that was the result of some black magic against him.Anbody here heard this story before?
Berry wrote:martin123 wrote:I
heard a story in which Trungpa Rinpoche was apparently battling a
mysterious green woman that was the result of some black magic against
him.Anbody here heard this story before?
Hi martin123,
No I haven't - but might it not have been hallucinations from the
alcoholism and drug taking ?
namaste
Berry
martin123 wrote:Berry wrote:martin123 wrote:I
heard a story in which Trungpa Rinpoche was apparently battling a
mysterious green woman that was the result of some black magic against
him.Anbody here heard this story before?
Hi martin123,
No I haven't - but might it not have been hallucinations from the
alcoholism and drug taking ?
namaste
Berry
Hi Berry,well i dont know.thats why im asking do people know about this particular event.
illusionsgame wrote:Hallucinations? You don't know anything about what a mahasiddha is or does. Go sit and try to grow up as a practitioner.
Berry wrote:martin123 wrote:I heard a story in which Trungpa Rinpoche was apparently battling a mysterious green woman that was the result of some black magic against him.Anbody here heard this story before?
Hi martin123,
No I haven't - but might it not have been hallucinations from the alcoholism and drug taking ?
Josef wrote:I doubt anyone can give you a real answer.
There is so much lore about Trungpa that overshadows who he actually was.
It basically just comes down to opinions of those who think he was a Mahasidda who's actions can't be understood and those who see him as an abusive alcoholic.
It always leads to arguments and attacks like Illusionsgames above.
kirtu wrote:Josef wrote:I doubt anyone can give you a real answer.
There is so much lore about Trungpa that overshadows who he actually was.
It basically just comes down to opinions of those who think he was a Mahasidda who's actions can't be understood and those who see him as an abusive alcoholic.
It always leads to arguments and attacks like Illusionsgames above.
He was a Mahasiddha who physically died from complications due to alcoholism. Abusive? He was really great.
The question would be why he couldn't have subdued some kind of spiritual attack as implied by the OP.
Kirt

Berry wrote:illusionsgame wrote:Hallucinations? You don't know anything about what a mahasiddha is or does. Go sit and try to grow up as a practitioner.
What ? How very rude and unfriendly some of the people in this group are . My question is a reasonable one considering Trungpa's reputation.
This is the second time I've been attacked by a member here, for no reason that I can understand.
Its probably a much better idea for me to stay away from internet Buddhism altogether.
illusionsgame wrote:Berry wrote:illusionsgame wrote:Hallucinations? You don't know anything about what a mahasiddha is or does. Go sit and try to grow up as a practitioner.
What ? How very rude and unfriendly some of the people in this group are . My question is a reasonable one considering Trungpa's reputation.
This is the second time I've been attacked by a member here, for no reason that I can understand.
Its probably a much better idea for me to stay away from internet Buddhism altogether.
I knew him personally and received vajrayana transmissions from him. If you have a doubt, go look up comments by His Holiness the 16th Karmapa, His Holiness Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, Thrangu Rinpoche and every other respected lama who knew him. If you believe it is ok for members to disparage the pure dharma, that is your business. It pains me to see people create karma for which they will suffer. People like that need to be told to go sit. "Oh goodness, how can a HOLY MAN drink and have sex?" Look up Virupa. Educate your self and stop creating future pain for yourself. Don't be a brick wall.

illusionsgame wrote: People like that need to be told to go sit.
Yudron wrote:I was surprised to read in the Bodhicharyavatara that Bodhisattvas are supposed to show patience and not respond in anger even when our lama is disparaged. It is quite a difficult practice, though.
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