Gyalwa Ensapa
Gyalwa
Ensapa was a great Kadampa master (1505 - 1566 CE) born in Ensa,
at Hlaku near the Tsang River in Tibet. He felt nothing but revulsion
towards every situation he saw in the world, while also feeling
overwhelming compassion for every being. He met each one with the
thought, "How can I rescue this poor being from the prison
of uncontrolled rebirth in cyclic existence?"
Gyalwa Ensapa went to Pema Chan to practice samadhi (concentration). He practiced in deserted foothills and isolated ravines and did not worry about how long it would take nor about the tremendous effort that would be required. Before he was 21 years old he achieved the ability to remain in samadhi day and night. As a result, whenever he did any activity he experienced a unique bliss.
Relic and Source
- These relics were offered to Lama Zopa Rinpoche by his student, Wu Wen Yuen.
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