2024年10月17日 · Maratika cave, in eastern Nepal, is the sacred place where Guru Padmasambhava and princess Mandarava accomplished the state of immortal awareness holder (chimey rigzin). In the wisdom tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, Maratika is counted among the six most holy places of our world.

In the wisdom tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, Maratika is counted among the six most holy places of our world. Maratika or ‘Chi ba mthar byed’ in Tibetan means “eliminates from death”, and is known as Halesi or “literally astonishing”.

The very landscape of Maratika has become indivisible from the mandala of Amitayus, as practiced and accomplished by Guru Rinpoché and Mandarava. It is considered to be the very residence of the Buddha of Boundless Life, Amitayus, a sacred site that still imbues pilgrims with its unique blessings.

2018年6月4日 · Halesi Maratika is one of the six supreme pilgrim sites in the world. Having sacred caves of Halesi Mahadev is the important destination for Buddhist and Hindu peoples.

Maratika Rinpoche. Born in Solukhumbu eastern Nepal Ven. Ngawang Jigdral Chokyi Wangchuk Rinpoche, or Khenpo Karma Wangchuk from young age studied Buddhism with his father Maratika Lama Ngawang Chophel Gyatso Rinpoche.

Maratika cave or ‘Chi ba mthar byed’ means (“The Cave Bringing death to an End”). Maratika Monastery are located in the Khotang District of East-Nepal, approximately 185 km south west of Mount Everest, at the hilly region between the holy rivers Dudh Koshi to …

Maratika, known locally as Halesi, is a sacred pilgrimage site with ancient meditation caves located in eastern Nepal where Guru Rinpoche achieved immortality.

Maratika Foundation supports the monk community of Maratika Monastery in Eastern Nepal through diverse programs - from teaching English to supporting a healthy diet, while at the same time providing a tranquil environment for spiritual development for volunteers.

Maratika, known locally as Halesi, is a sacred pilgrimage site with ancient meditation caves located in eastern Nepal where Guru Rinpoche achieved immortality. Ven.

2025年1月7日 · Maratika Cave at Halesi is a tri-junction of pilgrimage seekers: Hindu, Buddhist, and Kirant people. In the remote countryside of eastern Nepal, a beautiful spiritual hill holds a huge significance to devotees around the globe.

Māratika, a pilgrimage site comprised of a cave and a Nyingma monastery, is located in eastern Nepal. It is unclear when it became the site of pilgrims, although it is first mentioned in Buddhist literature in the twelfth century. It is revered as the site where Padmasambhava and Mandāravā experienced visions of Amitāyus.

The caves of Maratika are mentioned in Tibetan litera-ture from the twelfth century onwards. A biography of Guru Rinpoche, discovered by Nyangrel Nyima Ozer, describes why the Maratika caves are a sacred place for Buddhists. Other written sources say that at the request of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, Buddha Amitabha taught the

Halesi and Maratika Caves are two important pilgrimage sites located in the eastern region of Nepal. Both places hold great religious and cultural significance for Hindus and Buddhists. It is not only popular among Nepalese and Indian travelers but also is famous among Bhutanese.

The great Amitayus blessing of liberation by seeing is made from the sacred earth, nectars, holy blessing substance of the rocky cave of Maratika. With the great respect this powerful blessing can be worn, placed on the shrine, use in filling statues and general protection.

Haleshi Mahadeva or Maratika Cave- The famous natural cave in Khotang District, said to be the abode of Mahadeva while hiding away from the monster Bhasmasur. It is famous pilgrimage centre in east Nepal for both Hindus and Buddhist and is …

Maratika or ‘Chi ba mthar byed’ in Tibetan means “eliminates from death”, and is known as Halesi or “literally astonishing”. The place is rich in history, mythology and sacred geology despite its great isolation, it is a major holy place for both Buddhists and Hindus.

CONDENSED GUIDE OF THE GREAT CAVE KNOWN AS MARATIKA OR HALESHE (HALESI) IN THE NEPALI LANGUAGE, KNOWN AS BHIURDA OR DESHANYA IN THE INDIAN LANGUAGE, AND AS HA LAS BSDHAD OR ASTONISHING IN TIBETAN. At the time when he was building the glorious Samye, King Trisong Deutsen sent one of his ministers to India to …

The very landscape of Maratika has become indivisible from the mandala of Amitayus, as practiced and accomplished by Guru Rinpoché and Mandarava. It is considered to be the very residence of the Buddha of Boundless Life, Amitayus, a sacred site that still imbues pilgrims with its unique blessings.