Buddha stupa (བྱ་རུང་ཁ་ཤོར) / Jarung kashor. The story about the Bouddha Stupa is important, and it is incredibly inspiring. The stupa was built by a mother, Jadzima, who looked after her chickens. They were an extremely poor family. She wanted to build a stupa very, very much, so she asked the king of Nepal for permission to get the land. Normally, the king wouldn’t give such permission, but somehow, maybe due to her karma, the king said, “Okay, it can be done.” This just slipped out of his mouth. This is why the Tibetans call it “Jarung Kashor Chörten.” Jarung is “it can be done,” and kashor is “slipped out of the mouth.” That’s the name of the Bouddhanath Stupa. Chörten means stupa. The mother passed away after she completed up to the vase, the dome-like structure. She had four sons from four different fathers and they completed the rest of the stupa. After they finished it, they all stood up in front of it and made prayers. Everyone generated a wish. When they were praying, all the buddhas and bodhisattvas absorbed into the stupa, which is why the name of the stupa is also “All-Encompassing.” It’s also called wish-fulfilling. Because it is so powerful that the wishes of anybody who makes prayers to the stupa are fulfilled. Especially when you see the stupa for the very first time, whatever you pray for, it will succeed. Even from the airplane; the first time you see it, you must do your best prayer.

When the brothers were standing in front of the stupa, •The oldest brother , the son of the horse keeper, made a prayer, “May I become a Dharma king in Tibet.” •The second son, the son of the swineherd made the prayer, “May I become an abbot to pass on the lineage of ordinations in Tibet.” • The third son, the son of the dog keeper ,made a prayer, “May I become a powerful yogi when there are obstacles to spreading Dharma in Tibet.” • The youngest brother, the son of the poultry keeper, realized that his three older brothers might be born in different locations and therefore made a prayer and said "May I become someone who could connect three of them and allow them to reunite in their future lives” • In the next life, then, the oldest brother became, the son of the horse keeper, the Dharma king Songtsen Gampo [ སྲོང་བཙན་སྒམ་པོ] in Tibet. He was born as King Trisong Detsen, the royal establishment of the dharma. •The second son,the son of the swineherd became an abbot( head of the monestery)[Shantarakshita/ ziwa - tso /་ཞི་བ་འཚོ) he was born as a pure, fully ordained monk who would uphold the holy monastic order in Tibet. He became the great abbot of Shantarakshita, the first abbot of Tibet. •The third son, the son of the dog keeper ,became Padmasambhava( Guru rimpochay) and helped his brothers to protect the dharma in Tibet. •The youngest brother, the son of the poultry keeper. He was born as the royal minister Nanam Dorje Dudjom, the king’s minister responsible for inviting Guru Rinpoche to tibet and reunited three of them in Tibet. They all came to be gathered at this moment in Samye monastery in Tibet, so many lifetimes after their completion of the Boudha Stupa in Nepal.

After hearing all the prayers from all four brothers. There is a one person lang tho ( someone who carries the grass and stone) is jealous of four of them them and he made a wish that if they are protect and established the dhaarma. Then he would become some one ho destroyed the Buddhist / dharma So in the next life he becomes Tibetan king Langdarma ( གླང་དར་མ།) The Tibetan king Lang Darma, who was infamous for his cruelty and was said to have had a black tongue. The king Langdarma almost succeeded in eradicating Buddhism in Tibet.