Kechara presents: The Legend Of The Conch Shell

[andre9201]

This is amazing. Thanks so much.

Would it be possible for you guys to tell me where to get the music from the video? The tracks used are simply amazing.

Thanks a lot!

[manjushrivajra]

Lord Tsongkhapa is truly the second Buddha!!! Thank you Kechara family. I have followed you guys for a long time, your group is great.

[bridgetlai6]

Tsongkhapa is really a special buddha.

[entomology9963]

This summary is so good.  I can't wait to go see the stage play!

[funkyhotness666]

Some of you guys seem to know alot about this play... can anyone answer my previous questions please?

I'm interested in how this dharma production has come about

[bimbothroneholder]

Can't wait to go see this play. I read that it is also sponsored by Kechara Oasis, a new age vegetarian restaurant of the same organisation.

[shirleymayatan]

How lovely that we can now see the life story of an amazing Dharma Master brought to life with beautiful music and creativity. WE should have more of this and less of the trashy entertainment media.

[ketchup9963]

Good job Kechara House. This sounds like an interesting play.

[funkyhotness666]

these are snippets of images from the comic book, right?

so is the stage play written around the book?

[TexasChap123]

Yes!

[gastronome9963]

OMB! Such beautiful Mig-Tse-Ma mantra that is so soothing to the ears.

[AylaCale]

Thank you for answering my question! Anyone know where I can get a recording of this?

[AylaCale]

what is the song used in scene 3 when Je Tsongkapa is leaving home (the song continues through out the rest if the video) Please help!

[ngeowchin]

It is the beautiful MIgtsema prayer with exquisite tune sung in praise of Lama Tsongkhapa, the Crown Scholar of the Land of the Snow. There is a very interesting story behind the prayer. Go to any Kechara Paradise outlets and get a copy of the comic book to read the whole bio-epic.

[MoiraKelly1]

. I cant wait to go see it! Je Tsongkhapas birth was prophesised by Buddha Shakyamuni.

[ChiKiCheong]

The play will be staged from 17th- 19th December 2009 at PJ Live Arts, Jaya One. It is on Kechara(dot)com website/legendoftheconchshell.

[MoiraKelly1]

Does anyone know when is the play?

[ChiKiCheong]

I think this is the best biography so far, simply because it is so accessible and an easy read. Thank you Kechara Media & Publications for publishing this.

[ShinLovesKechara]

I read the comic book and think it is great. It is simple to understand and also includes all the important details of Je Tsongkhapas life.

[ChiKiCheong]

I read the comic book and think it is great. It is simple to understand and also includes all the important details of Je Tsongkhapas life.

[tsemiscool]

Yes, comic book is the way to go. Thick biographies with a lot of words are really sleep-inducing.

[cokeismyit]

It is quite interesting to know the story of this great master after reading what you wrote. I guess I will buy a comic book!

[MoiraKelly1]

He is well know to be a great student of Vinaya, and also starting the tradition that focuses a lot of the strict monastic order.

[tsemiscool]

I read online that He mastered all the courses of study at Drikung Monastery in Central Tibet, a major Kagyü Center, and travelled extensively in search of knowledge, studying with more than 100 teachers of all the existing traditions all topics of the doctrine, including Dzogchen.

[cokeismyit]

Whats so special about Je Tsongkhapa?

[tsemiscool]

Do you know that Je Tsongkhapa received his layman ordination vows at the age of 3? Wow. This is amazing. And at age 7, he took the novice vows. No wonder hes such a great master his only interest was only Dharma.

[ChiKiCheong]

I bought mine from Kechara e-shop . Its a great read. Even my kids love it because it is comic.

[tsemiscool]

So Lobsang Drakpa, Je Tsongkhapa , Je Rinpoche, Lama Tsongkhapa are all the same person?

[MoiraKelly1]

Yes, they are all names of the Second Buddha, Lord Tsongkhapa, who was a great scholar, who studied from masters of many Tibetan tradition.

[MoiraKelly1]

This is from a Chinese comic book published by Kechara Media & Publications, about the life story of great master Je Tsongkhapa, the founder of Gelugpa Buddhism.

[bimbothroneholder]

This is from a Chinese comic book published by Kechara I think.

[gillreira012]

Hey is this from a comic book or animation?

[MoiraKelly1]

I think the comic book is now available in English because I saw it on vajrasecrets website the other day.

[bimbothroneholder]

Isnt Je Tsongkhapa the founder of Ganden as well?

[MoiraKelly1]

Yes, Je Tsongkhapa also founded one of the top Tibetan monastic universities Gaden Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet 600 years ago.

[incufish23]

Beautiful and hopeful! Very well done, favorite this for when i'm feeling low. Thank you and prayers for Tsem Tulku and his projects!

[incufish23]

Beautiful and hopeful! Very well done, favorite this for when i'm feeling low. Thank you and prayers for Tsem Tulku and his projects!

[amitp2]

How can I contribute to building of Tsem Kacho Ling?

[amitp2]

At 3:07, why do they praise each other? I can understand not praising oneself, but an agreement to praise each other achieves the same thing anyway :-)

[AylaCale]

Thank you thank you thank you for sharing! It truly inspired me to work harder at my buddhist practice. May I ask what song were you using in the video?