Difference between revisions of "Six Bardos"
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#[[The bardo of dying]] ([['chi kha'i bar do]])/ [[The painful bardo of dying]] | #[[The bardo of dying]] ([['chi kha'i bar do]])/ [[The painful bardo of dying]] | ||
#[[The bardo of dharmata]] ([[chos nyid bar do]]) | #[[The bardo of dharmata]] ([[chos nyid bar do]]) | ||
| − | #[[The bardo of becoming]] ([[srid pa'i bar do]])/ [[The karmic bardo of becoming]] (srid pa'i las kyi bar do) | + | #[[The bardo of becoming]] ([[srid pa'i bar do]])/ [[The karmic bardo of becoming]] (srid pa'i las kyi bar do)<br> |
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[[Category:Vajrayana]] | [[Category:Vajrayana]] | ||
Revision as of 10:19, 6 May 2006
six bardos (bar do). Bardo, "intermediate" or "transition" state, commonly refers to the transitional state between death and the next rebirth. Texts discuss six bardos: the bardos of birth and life (skye gnas rang bzhin gyi bar do); of meditative concentration (bsam gtan gyi bar do); of the dream-state (rmi lam gyi bar do); of the moment of death ('chi kha'i bar do); of the absolute nature (chos nyid bar do); and of taking a new existence (srid pa'i bar do). [MR-ShabkarNotes]
- The bardo of this life (skye gnas gyi bar do)/ The natural bardo of this life (skye gnas rang bzhin gyi bar do)
- The bardo of the dream state (rmi lam gyi bar do) /
- The bardo of the meditation state (bsam gtan gyi bar do)
- The bardo of dying ('chi kha'i bar do)/ The painful bardo of dying
- The bardo of dharmata (chos nyid bar do)
- The bardo of becoming (srid pa'i bar do)/ The karmic bardo of becoming (srid pa'i las kyi bar do)