"When you do things,
then obstacles will come and you can go through them.
Obstacles are a sign of success"
The Sixteenth Karmapa was the leader of one of Tibetan Buddhism's four major schools of spiritual teachings: the Kagyu lineage.
In 1931, at the age of seven, he performed his first Black Crown ceremony. Thousands were witness to this amazing event. It was said that a rain of flowers fell and the sky was filled with rainbows. Even while still very young, the great power of the 16th Karmapa became widely known[. It was recorded that he took his attendant's sword and tied it in a knot.
How he lived and how he died gives us the example of an awakened being, a person with a noble heart.
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