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deity endowed with the complete major and minor marks and through which the yogi is able to benefit beings to an extent which is equal to sambhogakaya [RY]

to celestial realms at the end of their life, eight who became great repa-yogis, as well as innumerable others. Of his two chief disciples, one was the moon-like

Trichen. It is often said that His Eminence maintains the style of a hidden yogi as he has engaged in several three-year meditation retreats. Outside of these

med 'od zer Long-chen-pa (1308-1363, a central Nying-ma [rnying ma] scholar-yogi)

bya btang rnal 'byor pa a renunciate yogi

retreats, one who has come back from death [JV] 1) kusulu, beggar, bum. [type of yogi, doing what comes naturally]. 2) natural, uncontrived [RY]

bya btang rnal 'byor a renunciate yogi

klong chen pa Long-chen-pa (1308-1363, a central Nying-ma [rnying ma] scholar-yogi)

rnal 'byor ldan pa * saṃ. yogī — 'di ni rnal 'byor ldan pa dag/ /mthong ba'i chos la spyod pa'i gnas// yogināṃ nilayo hyeṣa dṛṣṭadharmavihāriṇām la.a.57kha/3;

flesh and blood of the deceased being transformed into wisdom nectar, and the yogi's life force increases.

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. བླ་མ་མ་ནི་བ Tibetan yogi[nis] who urged people to say the mani mantra dang sbrags las dkar nag gi

the prominent lineages of the Kagyu order of Tibetan Buddhism, founded by Yogi Lingrepa Pema Dorje and Choeje Tsangpa Gyalre. English Synonyms Chinese Chinese

Langkhor, which lies West of Dingri Dzong, was established in 1097 by the Indian yogi Padampa Sangye (-1117). The Langkor monastery, now in process of restoration

http://rywiki.tsadra.org/ for more upcoming features. སྒྱུ་མའི་རྣལ་འབྱོར་པ yogi of illusion [RY]

vacuity. A state of expereincing an overwhelming sense of emptiness that a yogi experiences in his meditative concentration on emptiness. English Synonyms

dben sa [solitude-place]; En-sa-ba; name of a famous yogi [also called Lo-sang-dön-drup (blo bzang don grub)]

dben sa pa [solitude-place]; En-sa-ba; a famous yogi [also called Lo-sang-dön-drup (blo bzang don grub)]

med 'od zer Long-chen-pa (1308-1363, a central Nying-ma [rnying ma] scholar-yogi)

smyon pa madman/ person/ lunatic; "crazy yogi"; insane/ crazy

body and mind. The unity of the illusory body and the clear light mind of a yogi. English Synonyms Chinese Chinese (Simplified) Chinese (Traditional) Chinese