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reincarnate lama

Tibetan Buddhism

Also known as: sprul-sku lama

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spiritual development

In lama
Some lamas are considered reincarnations of their predecessors. These are termed sprul-sku lamas, as distinguished from “developed” lamas, who have won respect because of the high level of spiritual development they have achieved in the present lifetime. The highest lineage of reincarnate lamas is that of Dalai Lama, who…
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views of Buddhism

In saint: Buddhism
…Tibetan hierarchy, are viewed as reincarnations of Chen-re-zi (the bodhisattva of mercy, Avalokiteshvara).
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