I converted to tantra. Can I convert three times before other sects?

The pressure of Tantra is to have great confidence in the guru, the god and the protector of emptiness. Once converted to the guru, the walker will form a deep karma with the three Buddhists mentioned above. This karma pushes the walker to form a positive result quickly. A walker can become attached to countless knowledge of great compassion, but he must rely on a guru as a fundamental guru and practice the Buddhism of the fundamental guru all his life. If the teaching methods of other affiliated masters and wizards conflict with those of the fundamental master, he should abandon others. Unless you think that the guru is evil knowledge, then you should stay away from the guru, but don't criticize and slander the guru, or the walker will fall into the king kong hell!

Once the traveler loses confidence in his guru and converts to others as a fundamental guru or concentrates on the teaching of outstanding masters, the profound inheritance of his original fundamental guru will be lost and will become the inheritance of other tantric sects or outstanding sects.

Before Buddhists convert to the guru, it is best to read the Fourteenth Commandment of the Tantric Foundation and the Fifty Odes to the Guru written by Aśvaghoṣa Bodhisattva, so as to understand the significance of converting to the Tantric guru, and not to violate these two commandments casually.