
The present Gyalwang Drukpa is the twelfth incarnation of the founder of the Drukpa Lineage, Tsangpa Gyare Yeshe Dorje (1161-1211). The successive reincarnations of the Drogon Tsangpa Gyare are recognized as the Spiritual Head of the Drukpa Lineage and responsible for the spiritual guidance of over 800 Drukpa Monasteries, in Tibet, Nepal, Ladakh, Garsha Kinnuar and other parts of the Indian Himalyas. Some Drukpa Masters
May All LIVE LONG !
Drukpa Shabten - Long Life Practice
Up to Date Counting Results of submitted Prayers, Mantras, Life Releases and Vegetarians
Number of complete Long Life Dharanis : .............1426113 Number of Amitayus Long Life Mantras : ..........40127091 Number of Long Life Prayers (KHÜN KYAB) : ......635634 Number of Long Life Prayers ( DÜ SHI ) : ...........3539884 Number of Lives Released / Saved : ...............192132264 Number of Firm Full Time Vegetarians : ........................63Khamtrul Rinpoche´s Appreciation:
"Starting from 2009 and ongoing till the end of 2012 the international Drukpa Centers, Monasteries and followers have done and continue to do major acts of merits for the Longevity of His Holiness, the Gyalwang Drukpa and all Enlightened Masters. I would like to thank all the people and centers who contributed and also Drukpa Vietnam for the recent life release of more than one hundred thousand (>100.000) sea creatures. Till date more than 188 million lives have been saved and to be a part of this global act of unconditional love, log on to http://www.drukpa-shabten.net/. My finale and biggest thanks to Jigme Kunzang Singye for single handedly setting up the Drukpa Shabten website and looking after it for all these years."
Your Holiness, may Your activities spread love and peace all over this planet and stop its destruction! May all beings receive Your Blessings! May You Live Long!
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