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== Machik Labdron / Machig Labdrön / Machig Labdron == | == Machik Labdron / Machig Labdrön / Machig Labdron == | ||
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The great female master who established the system of [[Chod]] ([[gcod]]) in Tibet, a system of practices based on [[Prajnaparamita]]. Consort and disciple of the Indian masters [[Phadampa Sangye]] ([[pha dam pa sangs rgyas]]) and [[Thöpa Bhadra]] ([[thod pa bha dra]]). Thöpa Bhadra was the father of her two sons and four daughters. | The great female master who established the system of [[Chod]] ([[gcod]]) in Tibet, a system of practices based on [[Prajnaparamita]]. Consort and disciple of the Indian masters [[Phadampa Sangye]] ([[pha dam pa sangs rgyas]]) and [[Thöpa Bhadra]] ([[thod pa bha dra]]). Thöpa Bhadra was the father of her two sons and four daughters. | ||
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==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
*[[Machik's Complete Explanation: Clarifying the Meaning of Chod]] ([[Tsadra Foundation]]); Machik Labdron; Snow Lion Publications, 2003; ISBN 1559391820 | *[[Machik's Complete Explanation: Clarifying the Meaning of Chod]] ([[Tsadra Foundation]]); Machik Labdron; Snow Lion Publications, 2003; ISBN 1559391820 | ||
| + | *[[Machig Labdron and the Foundations of Chod]]. Snow Lion Publications; ISBN 1559390395 | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
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Machik Labdron / Machig Labdrön / Machig Labdron[edit]
Machik Labdron: disciple of Padama Sangye and founder of Chö. [IW]
The great female master who established the system of Chod (gcod) in Tibet, a system of practices based on Prajnaparamita. Consort and disciple of the Indian masters Phadampa Sangye (pha dam pa sangs rgyas) and Thöpa Bhadra (thod pa bha dra). Thöpa Bhadra was the father of her two sons and four daughters.
Machig Labdrön. (1031-1129). The great female master who set down the Chö practice, cutting through ego-clinging. Disciple and consort of the Indian master Phadampa Sangye. Machig Labdrön means 'Only Mother Lamp of Dharma.' epk
Alternate Names[edit]
- ma gcig lab kyi sgron ma
- Machik Labdron
- Machig Labdrön
- Machig Labdron
Publications[edit]
- Machik's Complete Explanation: Clarifying the Meaning of Chod (Tsadra Foundation); Machik Labdron; Snow Lion Publications, 2003; ISBN 1559391820
- Machig Labdron and the Foundations of Chod. Snow Lion Publications; ISBN 1559390395
Links[edit]
- * Yogini Macik Labdron and the Formation of Chod Sect - Section 2 of China Tibetology article: "Nuns of the unique Joyul (gcod-yul) Sect of Tibetan Buddhism"