Jemalamudra: Difference between revisions

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The Turquoise Scripture in the Vima Nyingtig cycle mentions that Vimalamitra’s other name was Jemalamudra, which, Longchenpa explains, in Tibetan is translated as Seal of Vastness (phyag rgya rgya chen). [RY]

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-# Pravīratārā ([[myur ma dpa' mo]])
+[[Vimalamitra]].
-# Candrakāntitārā
-# Kankavarṇatārā
-# Uṣnīṣavijayatārā ([[gtsug tor rnam rgyal ma]])
-# Hūṃsvaranādinītārā
-# Trailokyavijayatārā
-# Vādipramardakatārā
-# Mārasūdanāvaiśitottamadatārā
-# Varadatārā
-# Śokavinodanatārā
-# Jagadvaśīvipannibarhaṇatārā
-# Kalyānadatārā (Maṇgalalokatārā)
-# Paripācakatārā
-# Bhṛkuṭītārā
-# Mahāśāntitārā
-# Rāganiṣūdanatārā
-# Sukhasādhanatārā
-# Sitavijayatārā
-# Duḥkadahanatārā
-# Siddhisaṃbavatārā
-# Paripūraṇatārā
-SA [[phyag 'tshal nyer gcig]]
+*The [[Turquoise Scripture]] in the [[Vima Nyingtig]] cycle mentions that Vimalamitra’s other name was Jemalamudra, which, [[Longchenpa]] explains, in Tibetan is translated as Seal of Vastness ([[phyag rgya rgya chen]]). [RY]
+*[[Wellsprings of the Great Perfection]] has a chapter of his history.
+[[Category:Indian Masters]]
+[[Category:Early Dzogchen Lineage]]