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91, 290 Lotus Crown Root Tantra - padma cod pan rtsa ba'i rgyud: 91 Lotus King - pad ma rgyal po: 54, 290 Lotus Lake - mtsho pad ma: 240 Lotus Light -

tig dmar po'i phreng ba'i zin thun vaiçárya'i mdo 'dzin Lotus Crowned -- padma gtsug tor Lotus Crowned Great Compassionate One -- thugs rje chen po padma

charnel ground, 283 Lotus Mound - padma spungs pa: quotation from, 132 Lotus Source. See Padmasambhava Lotus Speech - padma gsung, 208 Lotus-Born. See Padmasambhava

demons, chaya, (grib gnon). Skt. lit. 'shadow', 'shade'. [RY] Pond of White Lotus Flowers by Shechen Gyaltsab Pema Namgyal. 527 pages. A major historical work

"Who Never Warms Up." It is called Divine Lotus Lake because it resembles a fully opened eight-petaled lotus (pad ma 'dab brgyad). See MK, pp. 65-73 and

figure of the buddha family. [RY] Lotus Arrayed Realm of Akanishtha ('og min pad ma bkod pa). See Akanishtha. [RY] Lotus crown (pad zhva). The crown worn

gshed dug ri me 'bar); Vol. 16: Terchen Tsasum Lingpa's autobiography, "Radiant Rosary of Fire-Crystals" (rtsa gsum gling pa'i rnam thar me shel gsal ba'i

Buddha's face appeared like a full moon, and his body was surrounded by a radiant aura. Seated on the red stone seat, he was like a young lion roaring with

the phurba. Following this, Chokling returned to Dzongsar, where at the Lotus Crys- tal Cave (Pema Shelphuk), together with Jamyang Khyentse and Jamgön

lhung grub, wherein he saw rdo rje gro lod riding on a dragon, his form radiant and moving. Then he saw a man who seemed to be a monk or a Mongolian hor