Introduction to this book by the Light of Great Widweller

This is a biography of the life of a Tibetan Buddhist tantric master.

One of the five major deities of the Gelug sect (Yellow Sect), the first master of the "Great Vedic Vajra" hot lineage, Zheluo Dorjeizha, died at the age of 182 and was known as the "incomparably powerful supernatural king" in the history of Tibetan Buddhism. This book recounts his great and legendary experience in his long life of seeking the Dharma, cultivating the Dharma, preaching the Dharma, and benefiting others, and comprehensively demonstrates the great freedom of Tibetan Buddhism after realizing the Dharma and the incredible power of tantric supernatural powers.

This book was translated for the first time by the famous Tibetan scholar Lobsang Tudan Chongpai Living Buddha, and is a rare and precious reading book for honest people and lovers of Tibetan culture.

As the saying goes, "Those who can see the doorway, and those who can't watch the trouble." "There are a lot of incredible powers and magical powers described in this book, and it is really interesting to read, but the translator did not translate this book with the focus of the book.

The wonderful thing about this book is: how a Dharma practitioner can put his whole life and spirit into the realm of the Dharma; How to reposition the purity of good and evil in the mind of a highly accomplished person depends on whether he can concentrate all wisdom and convenience on the ultimate goal of transforming sentient beings. This kind of convenience beyond the norms of secular morality also includes those who are incomprehensible to ordinary people about the love of men and women and the way of killing, as well as those ingenious methods of teaching and incorporating Mahayana Buddhism and Sutra and Esoteric teachings into popular Taoist songs, and so on.

As the book says: "Fiction and exaggeration are despised by wise men and gentlemen." Today, what I have seen and heard will be written as 'the sound of drums in the sky.'

In that case, it is a historical biography of real people and real events. The protagonist of the book, Jero Zawa (Chinese for "Re Translator", full name Jero Dojiza, referred to as Gero), is a great Buddhist scholar, monk and great achiever of Tibetan Buddhism, one of the Tibetan translators who went to India and Nepal to study the Dharma in the early 11th century, and is the first master of the heat system to introduce the Great Wisdom (i.e., Great Fear) series of tantric teachings into Tibet. The five major inheritance systems are:

Heat, Sense, Elephant, Mo and Bond. Among them, the Re family has been passed down in one line, ranking first among the five lineages, and has been praised by Phags-pa, Buton and Tsongkhapa.

The book "The Light of the Great Virtue" - The Strange Life of Tantric Master Gero Dojiza (formerly the famous "Biography of the Hot Translator") describes a lot of incredible magic and wonderful supernatural powers, and it is indeed very lively to read. The wonderful thing about this book is: how a Dharma practitioner can put his whole life and spirit into the realm of the Dharma; How to reposition the purity of good and evil in the mind of a highly accomplished person depends on whether he can concentrate all wisdom and convenience on the ultimate goal of transforming sentient beings.

The book "The Light of the Great Virtue" - The Strange Life of the Tantric Master Jero Dojiza (formerly the famous "Biography of the Hot Translator") describes a lot of unenvious magic and wonderful magical powers, which is indeed very lively to read. The wonderful thing about this book is: how a Dharma practitioner can put his whole life and spirit into the realm of the Dharma; How to reposition the purity of good and evil in the mind of a highly accomplished person depends on whether he can concentrate the wisdom and convenience of Yili on the ultimate goal of transforming sentient beings.