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• sa chog
  hold of the site [RY] ritual for the land. The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. [RY] for monasteries etc. ritual for earth suitable
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• lhag gnas
  refers to the preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus, there are the preparatory ritual for the deity
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• sta gon
  refers to the preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus, there are the preparatory ritual for the deity
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/02-RangjungYeshe/56328 (category Entries missing from the Dharma Dictionary)
  sa chog ritual for the land. The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site.
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/02-RangjungYeshe/65585 (category Entries missing from the Dharma Dictionary)
  "preliminary ritual; Preparations (lhag gnas) refers to the preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/02-RangjungYeshe/35211 (category Entries missing from the Dharma Dictionary)
  "Preparatory ritual means preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus, there are the preparatory
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/02-RangjungYeshe/35210 (category Entries missing from the Dharma Dictionary)
  refers to the preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus, there are the preparatory ritual for the deity
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• Steinert App Dictionaries/02-RangjungYeshe/56327 (category Entries missing from the Dharma Dictionary)
  sa chog ritual for the land; means taking hold of the site
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• P continued - P2
  Preparatory ritual (lhag gnas) means preliminary ritual (sta gon). The ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. Thus, there are the preparatory
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• Erick Tsiknopoulos
  Dharma Dictionary (under the auspices of the Tsadra Foundation), for which he has been the most prolific author of new Tibetan-English dictionary entries
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• Taranatha
  appeared in the land of snows. Among them were the transmission of the tantras and instructions of Tarayogini, the Guhyasamaja according to the tradition
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• Index for Light of Wisdom, Volume 2 (section Index for Light of Wisdom, Volume 2)
  vajra-holder -- ('bras bu rdo rje 'dzin pa), 98 ritual for the land -- (sa chog): expl., 146 ritual of the four vajras -- (rdo rje bzhi chog), 103 Root Verses
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• O
  his body fell to the ground, the heart landed on the country of Uddiyana, forming the special auspicious coincidence for the spread of the Vajrayana teachings
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• Dabzang Rinpoche
  Important yearly rituals From the 22nd till the 29th of the 12th month, the “Gutor” ritual of offerings to evil spirits is held; From the 27th of the 1st month
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• sa yi cho ga
  earth breaking ritual; consecration of locale [RB] ritual of [claiming/requesting the site [IW] the 'rite of the land,' earth-breaking ritual; consecration
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• Rigdzin Godem
  mkha' dang mnyam pa); from the yellow gold treasure chamber to the south, the Doctrinal Cycle of the Four Aspects of Ritual Service and Attainment which
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• Lho Ontul Rinpoche
  subdue the king and the people of that region, which was then known as Sahor. It took many years for Rinpoche to complete the monastery with the sacred
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• R continued
  [RY] ritual for the land (sa chog) means taking hold of the site. [RY] ritual-vase containing the twenty-five ingredients (bum rdzas nyer lnga). The twenty-five
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• A brief history of Lho Lungkar Gon (section The Lho Jedrung Tulkus)
  abiding on the bhumis, venerated him as the lord of the family (root guru) at the crown of their heads. He also became one of the gurus of the great Dharma
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• Akshobhya
  east of the Diamond Realm and is the lord of the Eastern Pure Land Abhirati ('The Joyous'), although the Pure Land of [his] western counterpart Amitābha is
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• T continued - T1
  "songs of realization" of the great siddha Saraha. They are the Doha for the King, the Doha for the Queen, and the Doha for the Subjects. [MR-ShabkarNotes]
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• Jetsun Kunga Drolchog
  particular he received the empowerments for the Deities of the Five Tantra Classes, as well as for the Five Deity Cakrasamvara practice of the Shangpa Kagyu tradition
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• Nyakla Pema Dudul
  offering him land and government estates for the monastery. Fifteen hundred pounds of barley to be sown on the land were contributed for use until the death of
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• Jangter
  can be the source of extraordinary Blessings for the Practitioner. It is sometimes said to be the supreme Transmission among the Old Termas, the King of
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• Chokgyur Lingpa (section Account by Jamgön Kongtrül Lodrö Thaye, from the Rinchen Terdzö Vol. KA page 643-658)
  bestowed advice on the necessity to perform the practices of the termas and to keep their secrecy for the complete length of time. The Secret Prediction
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• C
  bindu; the constituents of the vajra body. The channels are the 72,000 nadis and the 40 million minor nadis abiding in the body. The winds are the 21,600
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• T continued - T3
  Land of Mang Yul (mang yul chos kyi skor); 2) The Auspicious Bönpo Land of Guge (gu ge g.yung drung bon gi skor); and 3) The Snow Land of Purang (pu rang
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• Lhasa
  [abode of Maitreya the future buddha] [IW] dga' ldan - 1) happy, joyful. 2) Tushita Heaven, the Joyous Land, the fourth heaven in the realm of desire gods
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• Buddhagupta-natha
  with the blessings and a commentary on her Tantras; the Guhyasamajā in the Jñāna-pāda style; Akṣobhya as the Sixteen Deities; the empowerment for the Mahāmudrā
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• Traleg Rinpoche
  Rinpoche was also the spiritual head of Kamalashila Institute (Germany), one of the main Kagyu centers in Europe, for five years. The Traleg Tulkus: Traleg
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• Kalsang Monastery
  of Hidden Treasures, he writes, "In the wondrous southern sphere in the East of the Land of Snows, In the hidden land between Mount Rongchen (Rong-Chen)
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• Enlightened Vagabond/Little Monk
  “little monk.” After a while, everything was ready. The three lamas performed the ritual for the dead known as Spontaneous Liberation from Suffering,
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• Buddha Amitayus
  It is the quintessence of one billion heart sadhanas of the Guru, the most unique terma buried in the land of Tibet; and it is the first among the Four
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• Khampagar monastery
  complex. The Tokdens and retreat centers are tucked away at the top of the hillside in the forest area, Khamtrul Rinpoche's residence sits neatly in the middle
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• Guide to the Hidden Land of Yolmo
  forth, are the layout of this valley, the prescription for identifying the suitable time to discover it, the identification of the discoverer, the means for
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• Chogye Trichen Rinpoche
  remained in the Phenpo Nalendra Monastery where he mastered the monastic scriptural rituals, the rituals of mandala, and the musical accompaniment of the rituals
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• Glossary from Empowerment
  described as the legs in full lotus, the spine straight, the shoulders broadened, the neck slightly bent, the hands in the gesture of equanimity, the tip of
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• Enlightened Vagabond/Glossary
  attained through the application of the teachings. dharmakaya (Skt). One of the three bodies (kayas) of the Buddha, the dhar- makaya is the formless body
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• Trulshik Jangchub Lingpa
  offering him land and government estates for the monastery. Fifteen hundred pounds of barley to be sown on the land were contributed for use until the death of
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• Enlightened Vagabond/The Palge Lineage
  commissioned the carving of the Kangyur, the 103 volumes of the Buddha’s teachings. Later, a line of large stupas was erected halfway along the length of the wall
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• L
  - Z - labelling-basis for confusion; as synonym for the all-ground [LW1] [RY] labelling-basis for confusion; as synonym for the all-ground [LWx] [RY] Lachen
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• Nyidrak Tulku Yonten Zangpo
  corresponding to the 15th day of the 6th month of the Wood-ox year according to the Tibetan calendar, Nyigrags Gyalse Rinpoche saw, on the surface of the lake, houses
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• Dudjom Jigdral Yeshe Dorje (section Conditions for Rinpoche's Rebirth)
  in the prediction of Urgyen Dechen Lingpa, [[1]] In the future in Tibet, on the east of the Nine Peaked Mountain, in the sacred Buddhafield of the self-originated
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• Bon
  bzhi, maybe the 'phan po valley in central Tibet [JV] 'phan yul rgyas pa 'bum gyi bon - Bon of the Hundred Thousand Verse Sutra of the Land of Phan [JV]
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• P continued - P1
  - It is the Tibetan custom to offer a horse to the lama who performs the phowa for a deceased person. When a lama performs the "phowa for the living" (see
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• Glossary from Blazing Splendor
  indispensable keys for unlocking the meaning of the tantras. The four modes are the literal, general, hidden, and the ultimate. The six limits are the views of the
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• Tenga Rinpoche
  born in eastern Tibet, the northern snow-enclosure, the cool land of the dharma valleys, the segment of the mandala field known as "the six ranges of lower
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• Glossary from The Great Image
  nyid kyi bstan pa, the teachings of Hinayana and Mahayana that regard the practices of the path as the causes for attaining the fruition of liberation and
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• Catalogue of the New Treasures of Chokgyur Lingpa Part 4
  rdzong shod bde gshegs 'dus pa'i sgrub gnas Description: Activity ritual and fire ritual for the seven cycles of zhi byed Translation: Text no: PT GI 11 Tibetan
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• Paro Taktsang (section The nine sacred caves at Paro Taksang)
  from the cliff of Taktsang, the terma of Mengak Domchu (མན་ངག་འདོམ་བཅུ་མ།). The row of mountains where Taktsang is located, ends in the middle of the Paro
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