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[[Image:Tso Pema.JPG|frame|'''Tso Pema''' courtesy of Angus Moore]]
'''Tso Pema''' ([[Wyl.]] ''mtsho pad+ma'') 'Lotus Lake' in Rewalsar, India, where [[Guru Rinpoche]] performed the miracle of transforming the funeral pyre into a lake, after the King of [[Zahor]] attempted to burn him and Princess [[Mandarava]] alive.

As it says in ''[[A Great Treasure of Blessings]]'':

:Returning to Zahor, Padmasambhava took the royal princess Mandarava as his consort, and they then went to the [[Maratika cave]], where for three months they practised the [[sadhana]] of longevity. The Buddha of Limitless Life, [[Amitayus]] appeared, empowered them with longevity, and blessed them as inseparable from him. They both accomplished the second [[vidyadhara]] level, ‘[[vidyadhara with power over life|vidyadhara with mastery over life]]’.

:The king of Zahor and his ministers arrested Guru Rinpoche and Mandarava and burned him alive, but he transformed the pyre into a lake, and was found sitting, cool and fresh, on a lotus blossom in its centre. This lake is considered to be the Rewalsar Lake, ‘Tso Pema’, in the present-day Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Overcome with remorse, and in homage, the king offered Padmasambhava his entire kingdom, beginning with his garments and his five royal robes.

==Internal Links==
*[[Tso Pema Orgyen Heruka Nyingmapa Gompa]]

===Gallery===

<gallery>Image: Tso_Pema.jpg
Image: Guru_Rinpoche_image .jpg|Image of Guru Rinpoche in his retreat cave above the lake
Image: Nyingma_temple_by_the_lakeside.jpg|Nyingma temple by the side of the lake
Image: View_of_Tso_Pema_from_Guru_Rinpoche's_retreat_cave.jpg|View of Tso Pema from Guru Rinpoche's retreat cave
Image: Guru_Rinpoche's_footprint_in_the_rock.jpg|Guru Rinpoche's footprint in the rock
Image: Mandarava_Tso_Pema.jpg|Image of [[Mandarava]] in her retreat cave next to Guru Rinpoche's cave above Tso Pema</gallery>

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