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*''Entering the Approach of the Middle Way'', (Tib: [[theg chen tshul 'jug]]), which presents a defense and explanation of the [[Dzogchen]] tradition in the context of the [[Mahayana]] | *''Entering the Approach of the Middle Way'', (Tib: [[theg chen tshul 'jug]]), which presents a defense and explanation of the [[Dzogchen]] tradition in the context of the [[Mahayana]] | ||
*''Establishing the Divinity of Appearances'' (Tib: [[snang ba lhar grub]]), a short text presenting the logical grounds for the [[pure view]] of Buddhist [[tantra]] | *''Establishing the Divinity of Appearances'' (Tib: [[snang ba lhar grub]]), a short text presenting the logical grounds for the [[pure view]] of Buddhist [[tantra]] | ||
*A commentary on [[Padmasambhava]]'s ''[[man ngag lta phreng|Key Instructions: A Rosary of Views]]'' | *A commentary on [[Padmasambhava]]'s ''[[man ngag lta phreng|Key Instructions: A Rosary of Views]]''[http://rywiki.tsadra.org/index.php/Key_Instructions:_A_Rosary_of_Views] (Tib: [[[man ngag lta phreng]], a short commentary on the thirteenth chapter of the [[Guhyagarbha Tantra]], presenting the view of the [[Nyingma]] school's [[nine yanas]]. | ||
[[Category:Nyingma Literature]] | [[Category:Nyingma Literature]] | ||
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This 11-12th century master contributed greatly to the literature of the Tibetan tradition. His most well-known works are:
- Entering the Approach of the Middle Way, (Tib: theg chen tshul 'jug), which presents a defense and explanation of the Dzogchen tradition in the context of the Mahayana
- Establishing the Divinity of Appearances (Tib: snang ba lhar grub), a short text presenting the logical grounds for the pure view of Buddhist tantra
- A commentary on Padmasambhava's Key Instructions: A Rosary of Views[1] (Tib: [[[man ngag lta phreng]], a short commentary on the thirteenth chapter of the Guhyagarbha Tantra, presenting the view of the Nyingma school's nine yanas.