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A Teaching of Rime' Philosophy and Application by Ringu Tulku: THE RIMÉ MOVEMENT OF JAMGON KONGTRUL THE GREAT By Ringu Tulku Dept. Tibetology, NIT, ACHARYA

Anu Yoga, subsequent yoga. Syn a nu yo ga [RY] Anu Yoga [RY] Anuyoga [RY] anu yoga, the subsequent yoga [IW] anuyoga, Vehicle of the Anuyoga Tantra, Anuyoga

and Ju Mipham (1846-1912). Khenpo Shenga was a master of the non-sectarian Rime movement of 19th and 20th century Tibet. In his commentaries on the classical

discipline. Khenpo Shenga’s main achievement was the large body of commentarial literature he composed. His most important works concern the Thirteen Great Treatises

Tantric Schools. The Rime' Movement Of Jamgon Kongtrul The Great By Ringu Tulku In the 1970’s I was doing research work on the Rime' (Wylie, ris med ) Movement

Jonang Masters & Jonang Literature Jonang Foundation Jonangpa Blog Jonang Monastery Shimla Dorje Ling Centers Tibetan Buddhist Rime Institute

appear instead as aspects of mundane consciousness (vijñāna). Buddhist literature mentions five types of pristine cognition which are the actual perceptual

discipline. Khenpo Shenga’s main achievement was the large body of commentarial literature he composed. His most important works concern the Thirteen Great Treatises

bon [JV] gshen - sacrificer, ancient family of tibet, often used in Bon literature as a synonym of bon po, SA phywa gshen, srid gshen, snang gshen, 'phrul

Chentse Wangpo and the famous Mipham Rinpoche, all founders and leaders of the Rime Movement which revitalized the religious life of Tibet towards the end of

discipline. Khenpo Shenga’s main achievement was the large body of commentarial literature he composed. His most important works concern the Thirteen Great Treatises

Drubgyü Tendar became his root teacher. True to the non-sectarian ideal of the Rime movement, he also studied under a great number of masters of all traditions

inspiration for Kongtrul's compilation. In fact, the text remains a prototype for Rimè-style scholasticism." A famous set of teachings, compiled and composed by

one of the richest and most diverse collections of writings in Tibetan literature, and include lucid and profound commentaries on various aspects of Buddhist