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'''Peling Terchö'''
Mountain or Sylvain Spirit ([[gnod sbyin]])
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*A class of spirits of Indian origin who assume both male (Skt. [[yakṣa]]) and female (Skt. [[yakṣinī]]) forms. Frequently depicted as holding choppers, cleavers, and swords, they are said to inhabit mountainous areas and sylvain groves, and if propitiated in the context of a means for attainment (Skt. [[sādhana]]), they may confer the common accomplishment of swift-footedness. The Tibetan equivalent snod sbyin literally means "granting harm". [[GD]] (from the Glossary to [[Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings]])


===Lineage===
[[Category:Astrology and Divination]]
*The '''primary lineage''' is as follows:
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===Primary Sadhanas===
 
===Primary Texts===
===Present Day Teachers of the Peling Terchö===
[[Gangteng Tulku]]
[[Peling Sungtrul]]
 
===Peling Tercho Literature in Translation===
 
===Other References===
 
===Alternate Names and Spellings===
 
===External Links===
 
[[Category:Lineages & Teachings]]
[[Category:Nyingma]]
[[Category:Nyingma Teachings]]
[[Category:Nyingma Literature]]
[[Category:Terma]]
[[Category:Dzogchen]]

Latest revision as of 08:35, 7 October 2006

Mountain or Sylvain Spirit (gnod sbyin)

  • A class of spirits of Indian origin who assume both male (Skt. yakṣa) and female (Skt. yakṣinī) forms. Frequently depicted as holding choppers, cleavers, and swords, they are said to inhabit mountainous areas and sylvain groves, and if propitiated in the context of a means for attainment (Skt. sādhana), they may confer the common accomplishment of swift-footedness. The Tibetan equivalent snod sbyin literally means "granting harm". GD (from the Glossary to Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings)