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|description=Lit., “the great Ocean, or Teacher of Wisdom”. The title of the Teshu Lama at Tchigadze; an incarnation of Amitabha the celestial “father” of Chenresi, which means to say that he is an ''Avatar'' of Tson‐kha‐pa (See “Sonkhapa”). ''De jure'' the Teshu Lama is second after the Dalaї Lama; ''de facto'', he is higher, since it is Dharma Richen, the successor of Tson‐ kha‐pa at the golden monastery founded by the latter Reformer and established by the Gelukpa sect (yellow caps) who created the Dalaї Lamas at Llhassa, and was the first of the dynasty of the “ Panchen Rimboche”. While the former (Dalaї Lama are addressed as “ Jewel of Majesty”, the latter enjoy a far higher title, namely “Jewel of Wisdom”, as they are high Initiates. {{ctd-source|TG}}. | |description=Lit., “the great Ocean, or Teacher of Wisdom”. The title of the Teshu Lama at Tchigadze; an incarnation of Amitabha the celestial “father” of Chenresi, which means to say that he is an ''Avatar'' of Tson‐kha‐pa (See “Sonkhapa”). ''De jure'' the Teshu Lama is second after the Dalaї Lama; ''de facto'', he is higher, since it is Dharma Richen, the successor of Tson‐ kha‐pa at the golden monastery founded by the latter Reformer and established by the Gelukpa sect (yellow caps) who created the Dalaї Lamas at Llhassa, and was the first of the dynasty of the “ Panchen Rimboche”. While the former (Dalaї Lama are addressed as “ Jewel of Majesty”, the latter enjoy a far higher title, namely “Jewel of Wisdom”, as they are high Initiates. {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | ||
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