Marpa
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Marpa was born in the South from the Tibet and embraced the Bouddhisme at an early age. He studied the Sanskrit with the LAMA Sakyapa Drogmi (993-1050). After its studies, it sold all its possessions for gold and got under way for the India.
He travelled through the Nepal where he met two disciples of Naropa who impressed it as much as he decided to meet it. He became the disciple of Naropa and accepted from him the lesson during many years. He also studied with other famous Indian Masters like Jnanagarbha, Kukuripa and Maitripa.
On its return to the Tibet, Marpa spent many years to translate the Buddhist writings of the Sanskrit to the Tibetan. He and his wife, Dagmema, lived with their sons with Lhodrag in the South of Tibet. Marpa became a famous translator and guided a group of disciples to which it gave the quintessence of the lesson that it had practiced and controlled. Marpa made two other voyages in India in order to bring back other lesson to Tibet. With the return of its second voyage, Milarépa, which was going to become one of the large yogis of Tibet, became its disciple. Marpa died at the age of quatre-vingt-six years.
Marpa is regarded as having been one of the preceding incarnations of the Taï Sitou Rinpoché S, near to the Karmapa S.
Dagpo Rimpotché born in 1932 in the south of the Tibet is regarded as a reincarnation of Marpa.
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