Buddhist Masters Milarepa by Sunita Pant Bansal

Buddhist Masters Milarepa by Sunita Pant BansalMilarepa's story was written in the twelfth century by his disciple Rechungpa in Tibet. There are several versions of it. All end with the scene of old Milarepa who summons his disciples at his death bed and addresses them with these words: "Trust and pay attention to the law of karma that regulates causes and effects. Remember the impossibility to foresee our death and the punishments of the worldly life. Those who are full of wordly desires cannot

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