Relics of recently deceased Khensur Rinpoche
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A closer look at the growing relics of Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup, an amazing blessing!
The Sangha in Kopan Monastery are still pretty busy, collecting and checking meticulously each of the holy relics that have emanated after Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup's cremation. Indeed, the relics are simply too many and they are reportedly still growing by the day.Here is a closer look at the amazing holy relics found after Lama Lhundrup's cremation. I am dumbfounded, totally amazed by the beautiful sheer sight of these relics as they are revealed..... And these are just some of them, more will be revealed soon. Om ah hum benza guru padma siddhi hung!
Heaviest 2 pieces of greenish-gold relics 
Green turquoise relic 
Big coral-like relic from Lama Lhundrup's head 
Dark green relic with little round relics emanating 
Crystal-like relics still growing 
Turquoise relic 
The second-biggest piece of relic 
Many round jade coloured relics growing from these 2 pieces of relics! 
Silver metallic relic 
Lama Lhundrup's eye relic was the biggest, with green relics growing out in the middle and many more tiny red relics multiplying on the top. 
Lama Lhundrup's tooth relic, left unburnt 
Multicolored relics 
Greenish relic 
Multicolored relics 
White relics 
Several white relics still covered in ashes 
Lama Lhundrup's jaw with many brown relics emanating 
Growing jade-like relics 
Lama Lhundrup's hair still intact even though his stupa was burning for a week 
Bone relic with several white relics growing 
Ongoing analysis of relics collected and still retrieving more from cremation stupa 
The area beneath the cremation stupa where high lamas leave footprint, signs of his next rebirth 
Lama Lhundrup left a small footprint facing West, meaning he will take rebirth west of Nepal Lama Zopa Rinpoche said that Lama Lhundrup did not manifest any of the 5 elements absorption of the death process before his passing and Lama Lhundrup's last words to Lama Zopa Rinpoche, his guru, were "I do not exist", uttered in English repeatedly 3 times. Lama Zopa Rinpoche said this was a sign of a very accomplished practitioner. Lama Zopa Rinpoche has given instructions to build a Mahabodhi Stupa and a Statue of Lama Lhundrup as soon as possible for his unmistaken swift reincarnation to return which will definitely happen very soon.I know a dharma friend of mine is devastated by the leaving of the physical body of Lama Lhundrup, who was her heart guru. She once shared with me about Lama Lhundrup, who was also her refuge guru too. She said she was chatting with Lama Lhundrup, and she kept telling him, "Rinpoche, you are my guru" as she was very close to him. However, each time, Lama Lhundrup would reply, "No, I am not your guru. Your guru is Lama Zopa Rinpoche." Although she was a little saddened by her guru's words, but she realised Lama Lhundrup's deep devotion to his guru, Lama Zopa Rinpoche, and she knows Lama Lhundrup said those words to her in order to teach her about guru devotion.We do not weep because of the passing of a guru. Instead, we celebrate and rejoice at his attainments by witnessing physically his relics, the signs of a greatly realised practitioner. I know Lama Lhundrup would be coming back very soon because many of his disciples and students would be waiting for their guru to return to continue turning the Wheel of Dharma. And that is what great Bodhisattvas do, always coming back, taking rebirth again and again, in order to lead sentient beings away from samsara and suffering. -
in the circumstances that the consciousness is still in the body, i heard, some may think that Sky burial 天葬 is cruel, but actually, cremation�葬 is also very 'painful'.
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Om mani padme hum
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Originally posted by sinweiy:
in the circumstances that the consciousness is still in the body, i heard, some may think that Sky burial 天葬 is cruel, but actually, cremation�葬 is also very 'painful'.
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I believe cremation hold after many days after the person is dead shouldn't be painful as it is a popular belief that the spirits will leave the body in about 12 hours after a person passes away.
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Originally posted by Dawnfirstlight:
I believe cremation hold after many days after the person is dead shouldn't be painful as it is a popular belief that the spirits will leave the body in about 12 hours after a person passes away.
yes of coz, i was refering "in the circumstances that the consciousness is still in the body." and comparing the two:- being eaten or being burn. :)/\
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Thank you for sharing. _/\_
