Lama Sangdu: Difference between revisions

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Label created by Western scholars to distinguish the Buddhist traditions in Tibet from those of other countries. Tibetan masters use:

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-Lama Sangdu ([[bla ma gsang 'dus]]).
+Label created by Western scholars to distinguish the Buddhist traditions in Tibet from those of other countries. Tibetan masters use:
-A terma discovered by [[Guru Chowang]] (1212-1270), one of the earliest and most important tertons. It focuses on the guru principle as [[Padmasambhava]]'s sambhogakaya form of the fivefold mandala of [[Totreng Tsal]]. Lama Sangdu means 'embodiment of the master's secrets.' [RY]
+'''[[nang pa sangs rgyas kyi chos lugs]]'''
-[[Category:Nyingma Literature]]
+[[RY]]
-[[Category:Terma]]
+*See '''[[Lineages & Teachings]]'''
+[[Category:Key Terms]]