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Buddhism in Tibet setting the stage for the next twelve hundred years of Tibetan culture and life. Before leaving, Padmasambhava was requested by his Nepali

Turquoise Dragon, 1999. Dudjom Rinpoche (1991). The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism: Its Fundamentals and History. Translated by Gyurme Dorje and Matthew

Middle Way. This text inspired a large set of commentary literature in Sanskrit, in the Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese traditions. The Middle Way

Lamdre (Tibetan lam 'bras) represents one of the most precious non-canonical literatures of the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. It generally covers

Dudjom Rinpoche's, The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism, pp. 115-148, 281-3. GD (from the Glossary to Tibetan Elemental Divination Paintings)

most important and extensive presentations of Dzogchen practice in the Tibetan tradition. Nyingthig Yabshi page at TBRC

@@, phyag rgya chen po'i khrid yig chen mo gnyug ma'i de nyid gsal ba zhes bya ba bzhugs so,, nges don phyag rgya chen po'i sgom khrid kyi rim pa gnyug

to Chinese or Tibetan innovations that he considered corruptions. In this regard he was a major player in what has been termed the Tibetan Renaissance period

an abbreviation of 'Showing Directly the Realization of Samantabhadra. Tibetan: kun bzang dgongs pa zang thal gyi dgongs don phyogs gcig tu bkod pa khrid

Vairotsana was only able to translate these first five scriptures into Tibetan and they were therefore later known as the Five Early Translations of the

welcome to begin with your personal teacher[s], which you can find here: Tibetan Buddhist Teachers add a name if it is missing. or begin with some of the

Publications, 2006. Rinchen Terdzo Dudjom Rinpoche (1991). The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism: Its Fundamentals and History. Translated by Gyurme Dorje and Matthew

forms that do not belong to standard Tibetan as found in the corpus of Buddhist literature or Central Tibetan literature. By default, the value of this field

forms that do not belong to standard Tibetan as found in the corpus of Buddhist literature or Central Tibetan literature. By default, the value of this field

forms that do not belong to standard Tibetan as found in the corpus of Buddhist literature or Central Tibetan literature. By default, the value of this field

Five Chronicles by Orgyen Lingpa (1329-1367). Five sections in 853 pages. Tibetan title: (bka' thang sde lnga.) The Five Chronicles of Gods and Demons, the

upcoming features. ཡུམ consort, mother, female energy, title of abhidharma literature, the original from which a copy is made [JV] mother/ feminine consort/

tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. ནང་གི་རིག་པ orthodox literature, sacred literature [JV] inner understanding/awareness/insight [IW]

Treasuries, among which are the 63 volumes of the Rinchen Terdzö, the terma literature of the one hundred great tertöns [RY] Jamgön Kongtrül, Jamgön Kongtrül

Blue Annals by Gölo Shönnu Pal (?-1481), ('gos lo gzhon nu dpal). Tibetan title: (deb ther sngon po). Index of places mentioned in the Blue Annals