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... He was also the maternal grandfather of one of the most remarkable recent Nyingma writers, Tulku Tsultrim Zangpo (sprul sku tshul khrims bzang po, 1895-1954), popularly known as Tulku Tsullo (sprul sku tshul lo).
According to his autobiography, starting in 1811, Nuden Dorje began to experience signs that he was destined to reveal treasure: it is said that he obtained the key to his first treasures, a sword and a hammer of meteoritic iron, and later on in the same year, from a red ḍākinī, a paper scroll with the alphabetic key of the symbolic script of the ḍākinī, and then, the "certificate," or inventory of his forthcoming revelations ...
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