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The  Umteng  Tsho  Lake  is  located
               two  day’s  walking  north  of  Busa
               Wangdue  Goenpa  Monastery.  With
               these treasures, Dorji Lingpa arrived
               on  the  hill  where  the  current
               monastery is located, meditated and
               prophesized that in future his Heart
               Son would establish a monastery at
               this location.

               Subsequently,  in  the  seventeen
               (17th)  century,  the  Heart  Son  of
               Dorji  Lingpa  Thuksay  Tshungmed
               Tashi  Tenzin  came  and  laid  the
               foundation of the monastery. The same Golden Dragger revealed by Dorji Lingpa, which
               was in his possession, was used to consecrate the ground.

               This was also the start of the Busa Trulku Lineage at Busa Wangdue Goenpa Dorji Lingpa
               Monastery.



               3.5 Busa Trulku Lineage at Busa Wangdue Goenpa Dorji Lingpa Monastery

               1.  First Abbot - Tshungmed Tashi Tenzin, the Heart Son of Dorji Lingpa

               Tshungmed Tashi Tenzin was born in the 16th century in Dangchu in 1586 as the Heart
               Son of Dorji Lingpa. He started his Buddhist education at the age of seven and mastered
               all traditions of Buddhism. As directed by his master,
               Ngawang Tsulthrim Rinpoche, and based on a vision,
               Tshungmed  Tashi  Tenzin  went  around  Sephu
               Wangdue Goenpa looking for a suitable location for
               the establishment of a monastery. First, he chose a
               place  known  as  Langbi  and  then  Zargang  at  Busa.
               However, the guardian deity Mahaka, who appeared
               before him in the form of a raven, warned that the
               places  were  not  suitable  for  the  monastery.  Upon
               reaching the present site, the raven vanished and he
               knew that was the right place for him to establish the
               Monastery.  Thus,  he  settled  there  and  named  the
               Monastery  as  Busa  Wangdue  Goenpa.  There  was
               scarcity of water in the place and he revealed blessed
               water at three different locations known as Zarchu
               Poto, Jabna Hoka and Jangkho wog which have different medicinal values for different
               illnesses. He had Drubthob Ugyen Dorji and many others as his disciples. Before he passed
               away, he entrusted his brother Drubthob Ugyen Dorji to take his lineage forward.






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