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• Treasury of Oral Instructions
  Treasury of Oral Instructions (gdams ngag mdzod). Contains the most essential advice and transmissions from the eight main Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet
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• Drikung Kagyu (redirect from Drigung Kagyu lineage) (category Lineages & Teachings) (section Brief History of the Drikung Kagyu Order of Tibetan Buddhism)
  established his seat in exile in Dehra Dun/India, while the Drikung Chungtsang Rinpoche remains in Tibet. The Drikung Kayu Order of Tibetan Buddhism is a unique
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• Glossary from Crystal Clear
  transmissions from the eight main Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet. Compiled by Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Thaye. tummo (gtum mo), 'inner heat' one of the Six Doctrines
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• Shangpa Kagyu (category Lineages & Teachings)
  erroneously considered part of that group of lineages. As one of the eight great practice lineages (sgrub brgyud shing rta brgyad) of the Tibetan buddhist tradition
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• Jangter (category Nyingma Lineages) (section Historical Lineage Masters)
  later became the main practice of the great 5th Dalai Lama. The main seat of the Northern Treasures teaching was the great monastery of Thubten Dorje Drak
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• Chö (category Lineages)
  transcendent knowledge, Prajnaparamita. Chö is one of the famous Eight Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet. Main details are under Chod
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• Eight Chariots of Transmission
  "Chariots of Tibetan Buddhism", "Chariots of the Practice Lineages", "Great Practice lineages" and "Great Disciplines" "The practice of Buddhism in Tibet is encompassed
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• gdams ngag mdzod
  (A treasury of Key instructions) contains teachings of the Eight Main Practicing Lineages of Tibetan Buddhism in Ten volumes. These eight main teachings
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• zhi byed
  Pacification, of suffering, one of the eight main traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, founded by Padampa Sangye [RY] Shije [RY] Shijey. Pacifying, one of the Eight
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• E
  bodhicitta. [RY] Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineage (sgrub brgyud shing rta brgyad), listing of [LW1] [RY] eight chariots of the practice lineages (sgrub brgyud
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• Rime'
  they rebuked me. "All Schools of Buddhism practice the teachings of the Lord Buddha. Moreover, the Schools of Buddhism in Tibet have even more common ground
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• H
  Hidden Teachings of Tibet [LW1] [RY] Hidden Teachings of Tibet [LWx] [RY] Hidden Teachings of Tibet: An Explanation of the Terma Tradition of the Nyingma School
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• Pema Lingpa (section Main Lineages)
  day formed the basis for most of the Buddhist practice in Bhutan Both the famiJy lineage and lineage of incarnations of Padma Lingpa have Continued to
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• sa skya
  Sakya was founded by Könchok Gyalpo of the powerful Khön family, in 1073 [RY] SA Eight chariots of the practice lineages (sgrub brgyud shing rta brgyad)
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• R
  part of the "eight classes of gods and raksas" (lha srin sde brgyad). See Glossary of Enumerations. [MR-ShabkarNotes] Rahula (gza'). One of the eight classes
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• Buddhism
  purpose of cutting through the four Maras and ego-clinging. One of the Eight Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet [RY] gcod lugs - Lineage in Tantric
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• Gonpo Tseten Rinpoche (section Main Lineages)
  teacher of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Gönpo Tseten was born in 1906 in Amdo, an eastern province of Tibet, into a family heritage of ngakpas
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• Tenga Rinpoche (section Main Lineages)
  Tibetan traditions of Buddhism. Born, brought up and educated in Tibet, he went on to become the Vajramaster (rdo rje slob dpon) of H.H. the 16th Karmapa
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• Thangtong Gyalpo (section Primary Lineages)
  Chörten at Chung Riwoche, Tibet; established the monastery of Derge Gönchen in Eastern Tibet; and is considered to be the father of Tibetan opera. He is associated
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• C
  ‘seven types of attention’ in addition to the basis of the ‘nine means of mental stillness’. The seven types of attention are: 1) the attentions of characteristics
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• Ego-clinging
  Labdrön for the purpose of cutting through the four Maras and ego-clinging. One of the Eight Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet [RY] chos kyi sdom bzhi
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• Dilgo Khyentse Tashi Paljor (section Main Teachers)
  their education and training in Tibet. He was born in 1910 in Eastern Tibet to a family descended from the royal lineage of the ninth century king Trisong
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• Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal (section Main teachers)
  The Eight Manifestations of Guru Padmasambhava Light of Fearless Indestructible Wisdom: The Life and Legacy of His Holiness Dudjom Rinpoche Light of Peace:
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• Patrul Rinpoche (section Main Lineages)
  Tantric Practice in Nying-ma Another translation of of The Words of My Perfect Teacher Kün-zang La-may Zhal-lung Another translation of of The Words of My Perfect
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• Nyakla Pema Dudul (section Main Lineages)
  for the sake of one's own profit and fame--be rid of all of them. They will never be the cause of Buddhahood. Crush the head of the eight worldly dharmas
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• Khenpo Konchog Gyaltsen (section Main Lineages)
  Gyaltsen was born in the spring of 1946, and it was there that he spent his early years. In 1959, because of the political situation in Tibet , Khenpo Rinpoche
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• Bon
  religion of Tibet, considered to have been of Iranian origin, and founded in Tibet by sTon-pa gShen-rab Mi-bo-che. The rituals and practices of Bon appear
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• T continued - T4
  (bden pa); of cessation; four aspects of; of origin; four aspects of; of suffering; four aspects of; of the path; four aspects of [LW1] [RY] truth of cessation
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• Orgyen Pema Lingpa (section Main Lineages)
  day formed the basis for most of the Buddhist practice in Bhutan Both the famiJy lineage and lineage of incarnations of Padma Lingpa have Continued to
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• Mipham Rinpoche (section Main Lineages)
  one of Tibet's most prolific and influential masters. His presentation of the Nyingma School's unique approach to the view and practice of Buddhism, and
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• S continued - S3
  abodes of gods in the Realm of Desire. [RY] Shijey (Pacifying) (zhi byed) [LW1] [RY] Shijey (zhi byed). Pacifying, one of the Eight Practice Lineages brought
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• T continued - T3
  Thunder of the Drum of Brahma (tshangs pa'i rnga sgra); sambhogakaya realm of [LW1] [RY] Thunder of the Drum of Perfection. [Daki] [RY] Tibet and Kham
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• Rime' Literature
  they rebuked me. "All Schools of Buddhism practice the teachings of the Lord Buddha. Moreover, the Schools of Buddhism in Tibet have even more common ground
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• P continued - P1
  scholastic lineage of expounding the scriptures (bshad brgyud). See Eight Practice Lineages. [RY] Practice Lineage (sgrub brgyud). The lineage of teachings
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• A Short Biography of Padmasambhava from the Precious Garland of Lapis Lazuli (category Nyingma Lineages) (section A Short Biography from the Precious Garland of Lapis Lazuli by Jamgon Kongtrul the First)
  places each of which he blessed to be a sacred place of practice. Knowing that a descendant of the king would later try to destroy Buddhism in Tibet, he gave
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• T continued - T1
  Cycles of Oral Lineage;, (snyan brgyud skor gsum), are the three main lineages of the Oral or Whispered Transmission of the Chakrasamvara teachings of the
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• Glossary from Blazing Splendor
  Polo Khenpo Dorje; disciple of Khenpo Ngakchung. Bonpo - religion prevalent in Tibet before the establishment of Buddhism in the 9th Century. Boudha; Boudhanath
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• pad ma gling pa (section Main Lineages)
  day formed the basis for most of the Buddhist practice in Bhutan Both the famiJy lineage and lineage of incarnations of Padma Lingpa have Continued to
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• Khenpo Tashi Dondrub (section Main Lineages)
  don grub Khenchen Tashi Dhondrup was born in 1943 in Kham Minyak, Tibet to a nomadic family. When he was eight years old, he began to learn to read and
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• Buddhagupta-natha
  himself mentions in the biography. The Summary of “The Life” Buddhagupta was the youngest of eight sons of a rich merchant in the great city of Indra-liṅga
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• L
  definition of [LW1] [RY] lamrim; definition of; [LWx] [RY] Land of Snow (gangs can gyi yul). Same as Tibet. [RY] Land of Snow. Same as Tibet [LW1] [RY]
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• Glossary from Empowerment
  Unions (sbyor drug). One of the Eight Great Chariots of the Practice Lineage embodying the pith instruction for the practice of Kalachakra. Superknowledges (mngon
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• o rgyan pad ma gling pa (section Main Lineages)
  day formed the basis for most of the Buddhist practice in Bhutan Both the famiJy lineage and lineage of incarnations of Padma Lingpa have Continued to
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• N continued - N1
  Gompo Namgyal, the chief of Nyarong in eastern Tibet spread a reign of terror in the neighbouring area, following which thousands of refugees poured into Lhasa
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• Lama Gönpo Tseten (section Main Lineages)
  teacher of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. Gönpo Tseten was born in 1906 in Amdo, an eastern province of Tibet, into a family heritage of ngakpas
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• G continued - G1
  established Vajrayana Buddhism in Tibet in the 9th century at the invitation of King Trisong Deutsen. He manifested the attainment of the four vidyadhara
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• D continued - D3
  - Dupedo is the main scripture of Anu Yoga. Gyutrul is the main Maha Yoga tantra. Semde is the Mind Section of Dzogchen Ati Yoga and in this context includes
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• Glossary to Advice from the Lotus-Born
  Labdron for the purpose of cutting through the four Maras and ego-clinging. One of the Eight Practice Lineages of Buddhism in Tibet. [RY] Chokgyur Lingpa
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• Trulshik Jangchub Lingpa (section Main Lineages)
  for the sake of one's own profit and fame--be rid of all of them. They will never be the cause of Buddhahood. Crush the head of the eight worldly dharmas
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• N continued
  Drolma Lhakang was the main residence of Jowo Atisha in Tibet, and the place where he died in 1054. One finds there a statue of Atisha, regarded as is
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