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Eric at 21:18, 19 December 2005

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	([[na ro chos drug]]) A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]]. The six doctrines are: the practice of inner heat ([[gtum mo]]), the illusory body ([[sgyu lus]]), the dream state ([[rmi lam]]), the clear light or luminosity ([['od gsal]]), the ejection of consciousness ([['pho ba]]), and the intermediate states[[bar do]].<br>		([[na ro chos drug]]) A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]]. The six doctrines are: the practice of inner heat ([[gtum mo]]), the illusory body ([[sgyu lus]]), the dream state ([[rmi lam]]), the clear light or luminosity ([['od gsal]]), the ejection of consciousness ([['pho ba]]), and the intermediate states [[bar do]].<br>
	Combined with the meditations of deities such as [[Vajrayogini]]/[[Vajravarahi]] or [[Chakrasamvara]], and the system of [[Mahamudra]] they are the most important meditational practices of the various [[Kagyu]] schools.		Combined with the meditations of deities such as [[Vajrayogini]]/[[Vajravarahi]] or [[Chakrasamvara]], and the system of [[Mahamudra]] they are the most important meditational practices of the various [[Kagyu]] schools.

SherabDrime at 11:46, 19 December 2005

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	A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]]. The six doctrines are: the practice of inner heat ([[gtum mo]]), the illusory body ([[sgyu lus]]), the dream state ([[rmi lam]]), the clear light or luminosity ([['od gsal]]), the ejection of consciousness ([['pho ba]]), and the intermediate states[[bar do]].<br>		([[na ro chos drug]]) A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]]. The six doctrines are: the practice of inner heat ([[gtum mo]]), the illusory body ([[sgyu lus]]), the dream state ([[rmi lam]]), the clear light or luminosity ([['od gsal]]), the ejection of consciousness ([['pho ba]]), and the intermediate states[[bar do]].<br>
	Combined with the meditations of deities such as [[Vajrayogini]]/[[Vajravarahi]] or [[Chakrasamvara]], and the system of [[Mahamudra]] they are the most important meditational practices of the various [[Kagyu]] schools.		Combined with the meditations of deities such as [[Vajrayogini]]/[[Vajravarahi]] or [[Chakrasamvara]], and the system of [[Mahamudra]] they are the most important meditational practices of the various [[Kagyu]] schools.

SherabDrime at 11:45, 19 December 2005

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	A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]. The six doctrines are: [[gtum mo]], [[sgyu lus]], [[rmi lam]], [['od gsal]], [['pho ba]], and [[bar do]].		A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]]. The six doctrines are: the practice of inner heat ([[gtum mo]]), the illusory body ([[sgyu lus]]), the dream state ([[rmi lam]]), the clear light or luminosity ([['od gsal]]), the ejection of consciousness ([['pho ba]]), and the intermediate states[[bar do]].<br>
			Combined with the meditations of deities such as [[Vajrayogini]]/[[Vajravarahi]] or [[Chakrasamvara]], and the system of [[Mahamudra]] they are the most important meditational practices of the various [[Kagyu]] schools.

SherabDrime at 11:34, 19 December 2005

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	~~'''Eight disciples''' (~~[[~~rje 'bangs brgyad~~]]~~). The eight chief recipients in Tibet of~~ the [[~~Eight Sadhana Teachings~~]] transmitted ~~by Guru Rinpoche:~~		A system of advanced practices handed down from [[Naropa]] to the translator [[Marpa]], who introduced them into Tibet. He in turn transmitted these practices to his students, particulary to [[Jetsun Milarepa]. The six doctrines are: [[gtum mo]], [[sgyu lus]], [[rmi lam]], [['od gsal]], [['pho ba]], and [[bar do]].
	~~#[[King Trisong Deutsen]]~~,
	#[[~~Namkhai Nyingpo~~]],
	#[[~~Sangye Yeshe~~]],
	#[[~~Gyalwa Choyang~~]],
	#[[~~Yeshe Tsogyal~~]],
	#[[~~Palgyi Yeshe~~]],
	#[[~~Palgyi Senge~~]], and
	#[[~~Vairotsana~~]].

	*Please expand, using [[Sample Buddhist Teacher Info & Instructions]]

	~~[[Category:Buddhist Masters]]~~
	~~[[Category:Nyingma Masters]]~~
	~~[[Category:25 Disciples of Padmasambhava]]~~

Rangjung at 05:06, 19 December 2005

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	#[[Namkhai Nyingpo]],		#[[Namkhai Nyingpo]],
	#[[Sangye Yeshe]],		#[[Sangye Yeshe]],
	#[[Gyalwa ~~Cho-yang~~]],		#[[Gyalwa Choyang]],
	#[[Yeshe Tsogyal]],		#[[Yeshe Tsogyal]],
	#[[Palgyi Yeshe]],		#[[Palgyi Yeshe]],

Rangjung at 05:04, 19 December 2005

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	'''Eight disciples''' ([[rje 'bangs brgyad]]). The eight chief recipients in Tibet of the [[Eight Sadhana Teachings]] transmitted by Guru Rinpoche:		'''Eight disciples''' ([[rje 'bangs brgyad]]). The eight chief recipients in Tibet of the [[Eight Sadhana Teachings]] transmitted by Guru Rinpoche:
	#King Trisong Deutsen,		#[[King Trisong Deutsen]],
	#Namkhai Nyingpo,		#[[Namkhai Nyingpo]],
	#Sangye Yeshe,		#[[Sangye Yeshe]],
	#Gyalwa Cho-yang,		#[[Gyalwa Cho-yang]],
	#Yeshe Tsogyal,		#[[Yeshe Tsogyal]],
	#Palgyi Yeshe,		#[[Palgyi Yeshe]],
	#Palgyi Senge, and		#[[Palgyi Senge]], and
	#Vairotsana.		#[[Vairotsana]].

	*Please expand, using [[Sample Buddhist Teacher Info & Instructions]]		*Please expand, using [[Sample Buddhist Teacher Info & Instructions]]

Rangjung at 05:03, 19 December 2005

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'''Eight disciples''' ([[rje 'bangs brgyad]]). The eight chief recipients in Tibet of the [[Eight Sadhana Teachings]] transmitted by Guru Rinpoche:
#King Trisong Deutsen,
#Namkhai Nyingpo,
#Sangye Yeshe,
#Gyalwa Cho-yang,
#Yeshe Tsogyal,
#Palgyi Yeshe,
#Palgyi Senge, and
#Vairotsana.

*Please expand, using [[Sample Buddhist Teacher Info & Instructions]]

[[Category:Buddhist Masters]]
[[Category:Nyingma Masters]]
[[Category:25 Disciples of Padmasambhava]]