Bu Jing Master, the first abbot of Wat Bhoman in the late 40
The photo of Bu Jing master at the Wat Bhoman, Bangkok, Thailand
There are many monasteries that are located in Thailand. Mostly are connected to the Buddhist tradition of Theravada and Mahayana, also the Vajrayana(Tibetan Buddhism) .
The very rare one are those connected to the Vajrayana tradition. It has been constructed since mid year 1940 by Chinese monk. Master Bu Jing who was originated from China and acted as the chief abbot. He was originated from China and disciple to/ related to the Nora Rinpoche of the Riwoche Lineage.
These monasteries are currently still base in Bangkok (Wat Bhoman Khunaram) and Kanchanaburi (Wat Bu Ren). According to the disciple of the Master Bu Jing, these monasteries used to practice both the traditions of Mahayana & Vajrayana.
You may take a close look of the Wat Bhoman Khunaram situated on Sathu Pradit Road, Bangkok, Thailand. Please click here to see the beautiful photos slides of Wat Bhoman: Read:
“It is widely known and often referred to as the most beautiful and splendid Chinese temple in Thailand and even in entire Southeast Asia. The elaborate artistic value of Buddhism arts in this temple is a magnificent hybrid between Thai, Chinese, and Tibetan styles”
Photos of Wat Bhoman Khunaram situated on Sathu Pradit Road, Bangkok, Thailand
Chinese signboard of Wat Bhoman
Main entrance of Wat Bhoman
The Vajrayana style stupa located at the Wat Bhoman
Guru Rinpoche statue located at the entrance of Wat Bhoman
The masters related to Riwoche Lineage
The photos of the Wat Bu Ren, Kanchanaburi, Thailand
The main entrance of the Wat Pu Ren
The signboard of the Wat Pu Ren (in Chinese, Tibetan and Thai characters)
The statue of Giuru Rinpoche located at the Wat Pu Ren
Beautiful Vajrayana style stupa located inside the Wat Pu Ren
More information of the Wat Bhoman, Master Bu Jin can be found here.
Click
Trinleychodron's Blog 
January 26, 2010 at 9:56 pm |
Thank you for the information and clarification regarding Wat Bhoman. Vajrayana is a sub-sect of Mahayana isn’t it?
January 26, 2010 at 11:41 pm |
Hi, please refer to this : there are explainations of different schools and lineage of Buddhism
http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/history/schools.htm
anyhow, all Yanas are eventually connected to the same root- Buddha-yana ;).
the diffrences of them are apperance and methods. however, all are leading to the same key essense of lord buddha teaching and path.
August 2, 2010 at 12:28 pm |
How wonderful. I am a Vajrayana practitioner and did not know of this link. I will certainly visit the Wat. Denise
October 24, 2010 at 10:44 pm |
Hi, It is indeed a great site for me. Knowning Master Bu Jing is on internet website, I must say, lots of thanks to the planner. I will follow up all the available site to date.
Didn’t have much personnal contact with Master Bu Jing but at least my
few meeting with him during childhood time was full of inspiration with respect and confident in life in regard with his blessing.
I sincerely thanks those who make this site successful and hope it will be long as the teaching of Master Bu Jing.
Respectfully,
Mong See Kim
(Singapore)
October 30, 2010 at 11:53 pm |
Thanks for your response Mr Mong See Kim.
Am glad that someone who was connected to master Bu Jing was able to read this and happy to see the wat and photos of the master.
I will write to you so as you can connect to some of thme who are still pratice wih Riwoche lineage.
Many thanks again,
trinley karuna
kuala lumpue
October 30, 2010 at 11:51 pm |
Thanks for your response Mr Mong See Kim.
Am glad that someone who was connected to master Bu Jing was able to read this and happy to see the wat and photos of the master.
I will write to you so as you can connect to some of thme who are still pratice wih Riwoche lineage.
Many thanks again,
trinley karuna
kuala lumpue
February 28, 2012 at 1:38 pm |
Dong Yu Lan y Editora Árbol de la Vida…
[…]Vajrayana path in Thailand….Glimpse of the past… « Trinleychodron's Blog[…]…
July 1, 2012 at 2:00 pm |
Hello, I am very happy to learn about your presence in Thailand. I am a student of Lama Tharchin Rinpoche (who is, himself, a student of Thinley Norbu Rinpoche.) I will be coming to Thailand to live in 2-3 years from now, and would like to begin making contact with the Thai Sangha. Do you have any suggestions how I might be able to make friends with Thai (Vajrayana) practitioners at this time ?
I am very happy to hear about you, and wish all of you the best.
I can be reached at:
bradfordkentbryant@yahoo.com
July 5, 2012 at 6:08 pm |
Hi Brad Bryant
I am no more staying in bkk now
am malaysian 🙂 who is base in kl now
but you may connect to our dharma sisters/brothers of riwoche lineage and chongyur lingpa.
i can connect you to someone.
soon he permit me to pass his contact to you, i will write to you again – to your email and i will write with my chinese name- Lee.