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see also: [[Nature of Mind]]; [[Enlightenment]].
*'''People'''
**Historic Figures
**Buddhist Masters
***Indian Masters
***Tibetan Masters
****Nyingma Masters
****Sakya Masters
****Kagyu Masters
****Kadampa Masters
****Gelug Masters
****Chod Masters
****Jonang Masters
**Contemporary Teachers (Do we only list them here? or do we put them into their particular lineage too?)


[[mngon par rtogs pa mchog]] - completely supreme realization [RY]
*'''Places'''
**Places in India
**Places in Tibet
**Places in South Asia (do we need this? Maybe put everything into India (i.e. nepal and pakistan) or make separate categories?)
**Heavens
**Pure Realms


[[mngon par rtogs pa'i lam mtha' las byung ba'i dge ba'i rtsa ba]] - virtuous roots arising from the end of the path of completely supreme realization [IW]
*'''Lineages'''
**Indian Lineages
***Hinayana Lineages
**Mahayana Lineages
**Vajrayana Lineages
**Tibetan Lineages
***Nyingma Lineage
***Kagyu Lineage
***Sakya Lineage
***Gelug Lineage
***Kadam Lineage
***Chod Lineage
***Jonang Lingeage
***Kalachakra Lineage


[[rtogs pa chen po]] - great / supreme realization [RY]
*'''Teachings & Terms'''
*Hinayana Terms (Do we say "terms" for these categories or just "Hinayana" for example? Or something else?)
**Abhidharma Terms
**Vinaya Terms
*Mahayana Terms
**Madhyamaka Terms
**Yogachara Terms
*Vajrayana Terms
**Outer Tantra Terminology
**Inner Tantra Terminology
**Annuttara Yoga Tantra Terminology
**Mahayoga Terminology
**Anuyoga Terminology
**Dzogchen Terminology


[[de nyid rab tu rtogs pa]] - {chos thams cad kyi de nyid rab tu rtogs pa} has realized / supreme realization of the nature of all phenomena [RY]
*'''Literature'''
 
*Indian Literature
[[phul rtogs pa phyin thugs la 'khrungs pa]] - gave birth to supreme realization [RY]
**Sutras
 
**Tantras
 
**Treatises/Shastras
 
*Tibetan Literature
[[Category: Key Terms]] [[Category: Mahayana]] [[Category: Sutra]] [[Category: Vajrayana]] [[Category: Teachings]] [[Category: Tantra]] [[Category: Dzogchen]]
**Nyingma Literature
***Dzogchen Literature
**Sakya Literature
***Lamdre Literature
**Kagyu Literature
***Mahamudra Literature
**Kadam Literature
**Gelug Literature
**Chod Literature
**Jonang Literature
**Kalachakra Literature

Revision as of 04:16, 3 May 2006

  • People
    • Historic Figures
    • Buddhist Masters
      • Indian Masters
      • Tibetan Masters
        • Nyingma Masters
        • Sakya Masters
        • Kagyu Masters
        • Kadampa Masters
        • Gelug Masters
        • Chod Masters
        • Jonang Masters
    • Contemporary Teachers (Do we only list them here? or do we put them into their particular lineage too?)
  • Places
    • Places in India
    • Places in Tibet
    • Places in South Asia (do we need this? Maybe put everything into India (i.e. nepal and pakistan) or make separate categories?)
    • Heavens
    • Pure Realms
  • Lineages
    • Indian Lineages
      • Hinayana Lineages
    • Mahayana Lineages
    • Vajrayana Lineages
    • Tibetan Lineages
      • Nyingma Lineage
      • Kagyu Lineage
      • Sakya Lineage
      • Gelug Lineage
      • Kadam Lineage
      • Chod Lineage
      • Jonang Lingeage
      • Kalachakra Lineage
  • Teachings & Terms
  • Hinayana Terms (Do we say "terms" for these categories or just "Hinayana" for example? Or something else?)
    • Abhidharma Terms
    • Vinaya Terms
  • Mahayana Terms
    • Madhyamaka Terms
    • Yogachara Terms
  • Vajrayana Terms
    • Outer Tantra Terminology
    • Inner Tantra Terminology
    • Annuttara Yoga Tantra Terminology
    • Mahayoga Terminology
    • Anuyoga Terminology
    • Dzogchen Terminology
  • Literature
  • Indian Literature
    • Sutras
    • Tantras
    • Treatises/Shastras
  • Tibetan Literature
    • Nyingma Literature
      • Dzogchen Literature
    • Sakya Literature
      • Lamdre Literature
    • Kagyu Literature
      • Mahamudra Literature
    • Kadam Literature
    • Gelug Literature
    • Chod Literature
    • Jonang Literature
    • Kalachakra Literature