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-[[zhi byed]]. Pacifying
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-*One of the [[eight chariots of the practice lineage]] ([[sgrub brgyud shing rta brgyad]]).
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-*[[pha dam pa sangs rgyas]] / [[Phadampa]] ([[pha dam pa]]). An Indian mahasiddha who brought the Shije (zhi byed) teachings to Tibet. [[RY]]
-*[[Pacifying]] ([[zhi byed]]).
-*[[Phadampa Sangye]] / [[dam pa sangs rgyas]] - Indian master who visited Tibet on several occasions; founder of the [[Zhije school]] [[RY]]
-*Shijey (zhi byed). Pacifying, one of the [[Eight Practice Lineages]] brought to Tibet by [[Phadampa Sangye]]. [[RY]]
-*The [[zhi byed]] teachings were brought to Tibet by [[dam pa sang rgyas]], a siddha who visited Tibet several times around the 12th century and introduced the gcod teachings. His disciple, [[skyo ston bsod nams bla ma]], founded the Father lineage of gCod which followed the [[Sutrayana]] teachings according to [[Aryadeva]]; [[ma gcig slab sgron]], a great female siddha, founded the Mother lineage, based on [[Prajnaparamita]]. Zhi byed emphasizes teachings suited to the individual's consciousness rather than adhering to specific texts. gCod teachings continue within other schools, especially [[rnying ma]] and [[bka' rgyud]].
-[[Categories:Lineages]]