--- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> On Dec 22, 2005, at 12:39 PM, braaahmaan wrote:
> 
> > I think the shanks are honored that way. And the Dali Lama who is
> > viewed as an incarnation of Buddha (yes?)
> 
> No, he is an incarnation of the 13th Dalai Lama but his primary past  
> life recall is of the life of the "Great Fifth" Dalai lama. He is  
> considered to be an emanation/incarnation of Avalokeshteswara.

What is the relationshp then of Dali Lamas to Buddha?

 
> > or at least a full
> > incarnation of Buddhist wisdom (yes?).
> 
> Maybe. He had to undergo training although was a quick learner. He  
> also had some of the most spiritually advanced siddhas on the planet  
> as his personal tutors and mentors, which kinda helps. In general  
> specific titles pertain to certain levels of accomplishment or  
> incarnation. The Dalai Lama is a major incarnation, but there are  
> many others (and not all legit).
> 
> One of the big differences here is that a title is not only is meant  
> to convey a certain amount of learning, but also a certain amount of  
> attainment. For example a traditional lama/guru's training in the  
> monastic traditions will be three years, three months and three days  
> long (which some will repeat two or more times). After that you get  
> to add "The venerable..." to the front of your name...
> 
> > But at the time bal bramachari
> > mahesh took on the titles of Maharishi and His Holiness, he was just a
> > wandering bramachari. I was wondering how ommon it was to bestow such
> > titles to such.
>






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