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    The document discusses the twenty-five main disciples of Padmasambhava, who helped establish Buddhism in Tibet by helping construct Samye Monastery in the 8th century. It notes that during later periods, these original disciples reincarnated simultaneously in highly realized masters, continuing to spread the Buddhist teachings in Tibet. The flowering of their lineages was a sign that Tibet's role in benefiting beings was coming to an end. It concludes by listing the names of the twenty-five disciples.

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    A description and list of the primary students of the Master from Oddiyana, Padmasambhava.

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    The document discusses the twenty-five main disciples of Padmasambhava, who helped establish Buddhism in Tibet by helping construct Samye Monastery in the 8th century. It notes that during later periods, these original disciples reincarnated simultaneously in highly realized masters, continuing to spread the Buddhist teachings in Tibet. The flowering of their lineages was a sign that Tibet's role in benefiting beings was coming to an end. It concludes by listing the names of the twenty-five disciples.

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    25 Disciples of Guru Rinpoche

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    When the magnificent Samye, Tibets first major monastery, was under construction, great

    masters were invited from India: Padmasambhava, Vimalamitra, uddhaguhya, and others! Their
    chief Tibetan disci"les included the translators Vairotsana and #udra $ying"o!
    %ll these masters, disci"les, and translators hel"ed the teachings of the uddha to flourish li&e the
    rising sun! 'uring the time of (hyentse, (ongtrul, and )ho&gyur *ing"a, those twenty+five
    foremost disci"les of the *otus+orn who had gathered around him at Samye almost a thousand
    years earlier all returned in simultaneous incarnations! %s one of my teachers, ',ongsar
    (hyentse, "ut it, -The twenty+five disci"les of the *otus+orn came bac& together li&e a throng of
    shee" and goats running out of a barn!
    These disci"les rea""eared as masters with incredible e."erience and reali,ation, learning, and
    accom"lishment! Their "ersonal disci"les and their disci"les disci"les were e/ually ama,ing!0
    In fact, throughout (ham and the rest of Tibet, tul&us of all twenty+five were identified and
    recogni,ed! Parado.ically, this flowering was a "ortent that the time for Tibets role as a field of
    influence to benefit beings was just about to run out!
    Twenty-five Disciples of Padmasambhava:
    1! Trison 'etsen 2mnga3 bdag rgyal "o &hri srong lde3u btsan4
    5! #eshe Tsogyal 2m&ha3 3gro ye shes mtsho rgyal4
    6! Pagor *ochen Vairotsana 2lo chen be7e ro tsa na4
    8! $ub Sanggye #eshe 2gnubs sangs rgyas ye shes4
    9! :yalwa )hogyang 2ngan lam rgyal ba mchog dbyangs4
    ;! $am&hai $ying"o 2dge slong nam m&ha3i snying "o4
    <! $gag #eshe =honnu 2gnyags lo ye shes g,hon nu4
    >! 'rog Palgyi #eshe 23brog mi d"al gyi ye shes4
    ?! *ang Palgyi Sengge 2rlangs d"al gyi seng ge4
    1@! 'orje 'udjom 2rdo rje bdud 3joms4
    11! #eshe #ang 2slob d"on ye shes dbyangs4
    15! Sog"o *ha"al 2grub chen sog "o lha d"al4
    16! $anam #eshe 'e 2sna nam ye shes rdo rje4
    18! (archen Palgyi Wangchug 2m&har chen d"al gyi dbang "hyug4
    19! 'anma Tsemang 2ldan ma rtse mang4
    1;! *ochen (awa Paltseg 2lo chen &a ba d"al brtsegs4
    1<! Shudbu Palgyi Sengge 2shud bu d"al gyi seng ge4
    1>! :yalway *odro 23bre rgyal ba3i blo gros4
    1?! (hye3u Shung *otsawa 2grub chen &hye3u chung lo tswa ba4
    5@! 'ran"a $am&ha 2dran "a nam m&ha34
    51! Adran Palgyi Wangchug 23o bran d"al gyi dbang "hyug4
    55! Ba Cinchen )hog 2rma rin chen mchog4
    56! *halung Palgyi 'orje 2lha lung d"al gyi rdo rje4
    58! (onchog Dungne 2lang gro d&on mchog 3byung gnas4
    59! :yalwa )hangchub 2la gsum rgyal ba byang chub4

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