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Dus gsum sangs rgyas Kun mkhyen Dol po pa

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Dus gsum sangs rgyas Kun mkhyen Dol po pa

(Dus gsum sangs rgyas Kun mkhyen Dol po pa); "The Omniscient One from Dölpo Who Embodies the Buddha of the Three Times" "The Buddha from Dölpo" (Dol po Sangs rgyas) and "The Omniscient One from Dölpo Who Embodies the Buddha of the Three Times" , contain the most controversial and stunning ideas ever presented by a great Tibetan Buddhist master. The contr0versies that stemmed from his teachings are still very much alive today, 650 years after Dölpopa's death.