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of worldly deities; 1) ma mo rbod gtong inciting and dispatching the mamos 2) 'jig rten mchod bstod offering and praise to worldly deities 3) dmod pa drag

features. བཀའ་གདམས་ལྷ་བཞི བཀའ་གདམས་ལྷ་བཞི། four deities, worshipped by the Kadampa sect: Four Deities of the Kadampas. 1) Shakyamuni (sha kya thub pa)

Matari. mamo, mother goddesses, mother deities. sky-traveling preta-demon/ a ewe who has given birth; Mother deities; Mamos, wrathful dakinis 2) grandmother

meditation deity, devata [JV] yidam; meditational deity; Yidam, a meditation deity, [devata]; meditational deities. personal meditation / tutelary deity [yidam]

context) [RB] consort, mother, shakti, mother-consort. spouse, wife, female deities / yoginis. feminine consort [RY] 1) yi dam's prajna signifying aspect; 3)

Vairochana [RY] dge slong pur na - Bhikshu Purna. The previous life of the Tibetan translator Vairochana [RY] rgyal tshab be ro rje - regent Vairochana [IW]

great deities. 2) the eight divinities. (RY) Kagye, in Tsang. (RY) Eight Classes of Herukas. (RY) 8 pronouncements of Padmasambhava, 8 great deities. (JV)

transmitted in an uninterrupted lineage or succession from ancient times. In Tibetan Buddhism, it is regarded as essential that a transmission of both the text

Norsang Gyatso, ISBN 0861714520 Tibetan original text from Tibetan Classics Ven. Bokar Rinpoche Jonang Foundation Tibetan Government in Exile Graz 2002 Extensive

Monastery, practiced at The Queen of Great Bliss English translation with Tibetan text at www.zangthal.co.uk The Posters created by Dodrubchen Rinpoche can

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

god, divine, deity, cipher of transcendence, whole class of minor gods, dwellers in upper zones of mount sumeru, varied collocations of deities (nyi ma'i

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly

incorporated as Tantric deities in both Hinduism and Buddhism, and a set of 7, 8 or 9 Mātṛkās exists in the Hindu pantheon. The Tibetan term mamo is more commonly