Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

few disciples, if any at all. Some were not Tulkus
(Emanate Lamas) but might by their own efforts in this
life found a spiritual line. Very often the deepest
teachings are found among such sorts of Gurus.
After staying in seclusion for this period, my gurus asked
me to return to my own province to rescue my family
from the Second World War. So I went, after I settled my
family in a safe country, I lived in a cave for two years
just before I came to India. Before I returned, I met my
friend Garma C. C. Chang, who asked me what we
should do, and I told him, "Go to India." But he said,
"Why go there? Buddhism is finished in India."
"Although Buddhism has gone, still the holy places are
there," I replied. I foretold that he and I would go, and it
turned out that in spite of his disbelief, he did go to India
on some government work. A rich patron of mine, Mr.
Huang, wished to go to India on a pilgrimage and
suggested that we should go together. This we did in
1947, myself, aided by the generous Mr. Huang, made
the pilgrimage to all the holy places. My kind patron
returned when all this was completed, but I stayed to
meditate for at least one week in each place to find out
what would be a most suitable place for my practice.
Finally Mr. Chang helped me to stay in India and so I
came to this hermitage in Kalimpong.
D. Most Secret Biography
This fourth section of biography, entitled "Most Secret,"
deals with Realization. Under this we may consider
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