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Treasury of Oral Instructions (gdams ngag mdzod). Contains the most essential advice and transmissions from the eight main Practice Lineages of Buddhism

Two Segments (brtag gnyis). The condensed version of the Hevajra Tantra. Please expand

a lesser extent in Darjeeling and Kathmandu. There he studied Tibetan literature and Buddhist teachings closely with learned Tibetan scholars and respected

Ati Yoga (lit. - shin tu rnal 'byor)-- see also rdzogs pa chen po; and Dzogchen. The third of the Three Inner Tantras. It emphasizes, according to Jamgön

buddhas. For an enumeration of the latter, see under buddha levels. Mahāyāna literature speaks of ten progressive levels (daśabhūmi) of realisation through which

precious non-canonical literatures of the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. It generally covers esoteric teachings of Vajrayana and Hevajra Tantra. The

teachings, Terdak Lingpa writes: "In the other classes of tantra found in the Vajrayana, the meaning is hidden using vajra words. In contrast, this meaning is

Anu Yoga (rjes su rnal 'byor). As the second of the Three Inner Tantras, Anu Yoga emphasizes knowledge (prajna) rather than means (upaya) and the completion

- state of rigpa [JV] rig rtsal - literature and art, expression of awareness, insight, technique, art and literature, the rtsal energy of rigpa [JV] rig

perceive, Padmasambhava is not only the master of the numberless tantras of Vajrayana but possesses a unique short lineage of mastery over the profound topics

Anu Yoga, subsequent yoga. Syn a nu yo ga [RY] Anu Yoga [RY] Anuyoga [RY] anu yoga, the subsequent yoga [IW] anuyoga, Vehicle of the Anuyoga Tantra, Anuyoga

vehicle, the secret and sublime adamantine / vajra vehicle of Secret Mantra, Vajrayana [RY] Tantra (rgyud) In Buddhism, tantra is defined as a natural continuum

misunderstanding occurs because the teacher confines his studies to the literature of his own tradition. However, the philosophical differences are so subtle

Lineage "The major practice traditions are often referred to in Tibetan literature as the Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineages of Tibetan Buddhism. The

misunderstanding occurs because the teacher confines his studies to the literature of his own tradition. However, the philosophical differences are so subtle

Eighteen Mahayoga Tantras (ma ha yo ga’i rgyud sde bco brgyad). Listed in Chapter Twelve of The Lotus-Born. An alternative list is given by Shechen Gyaltsab

will receive the profound ripening empowerment which is the root of the vajrayana path and the put the two stages into practice." The two stages are the

Mahayoga (rnal 'byor chen po). The first of the 'Three Inner Tantras.' Mahayoga as scripture is divided into two parts: Tantra Section and Sadhana Section

teachings, Terdak Lingpa writes: "In the other classes of tantra found in the Vajrayana, the meaning is hidden using vajra words. In contrast, this meaning is

teachings, Terdak Lingpa writes: "In the other classes of tantra found in the Vajrayana, the meaning is hidden using vajra words. In contrast, this meaning is