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'''Khandro Yangthig''' ([[mkha' 'gro yang thig]])
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A commentary on the  [[Khandro Nyingthig]] by the [[third Dzogchen Rinpoche]]
  
[[Longchenpa]]'s two-volume collection of commentaries on the [[Khandro Nyinthig]]. These texts, along with the other texts contained in the [[Nyinthig Yabshi]], are considered the among the most important and extensive presentations of [[Dzogchen]] practice in the Tibetan tradition.
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The preface to the 1997 Tibetan Edition of the Tibetan text gives some background:
  
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"This volume, entitled The Excellent Chariot: A Vehicle for the Path to Liberation—An Instruction Manual on the [[Great Perfection]], [[Heart Essence of the Dakinis]], is a teaching given by the third incarnation of the lord of siddhas [[Pema Rigdzin]], [[Ngeton Tendzin Zangpo]], a guru who was both learned and accomplished. This instruction manual teaches the primary forms of practice and meditation associated with the tradition of [[Dzogchen Gonpa]], a monastery located in the Do-Kham region of Eastern Tibet. In the annals of the tradition, it is said that there have been twenty-eight accomplished gurus from Dzogchen Monastery who attained the [[rainbow body]] by relying solely on this work.
  
=== External References ===
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The main topics covered in this text are included in two primary divisions:
*[http://www.tbrc.org/cgi-bin/tbrcdatx?do=so&resource=W12827 Nyingthig Yabshi page] at '''[[TBRC]]'''
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*The common, [[outer preliminaries]]:
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**The rarity of the opportunities and endowments
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**Death & impermanence
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**The principle of karmic causality
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**The painful nature of samsara
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**The benefits of liberation
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*And the [[unique preliminaries]]:
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**[[Separating samsara and nirvana]]  
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**The stages of burning up and purifying the six classes [of samsara ]
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**The two separations of body and speech
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**Preliminaries of the mind
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**The empowerment into the dynamic potential of awareness
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**The stages of introduction
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The meaning expressed in this text is both profound and perfect, while the form in which it is written is easy to understand. Thus, for those of you who have faith in the vast teachings of the Buddha and explore these inner teachings, have no doubt that this text is indispensable."
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(pp. 1-2)
  
 
[[Category:Nyingthig Yabshi]]
 
[[Category:Nyingthig Yabshi]]

Revision as of 05:11, 12 December 2005

A commentary on the Khandro Nyingthig by the third Dzogchen Rinpoche

The preface to the 1997 Tibetan Edition of the Tibetan text gives some background:

"This volume, entitled The Excellent Chariot: A Vehicle for the Path to Liberation—An Instruction Manual on the Great Perfection, Heart Essence of the Dakinis, is a teaching given by the third incarnation of the lord of siddhas Pema Rigdzin, Ngeton Tendzin Zangpo, a guru who was both learned and accomplished. This instruction manual teaches the primary forms of practice and meditation associated with the tradition of Dzogchen Gonpa, a monastery located in the Do-Kham region of Eastern Tibet. In the annals of the tradition, it is said that there have been twenty-eight accomplished gurus from Dzogchen Monastery who attained the rainbow body by relying solely on this work.

The main topics covered in this text are included in two primary divisions:

**The rarity of the opportunities and endowments **Death & impermanence **The principle of karmic causality **The painful nature of samsara **The benefits of liberation

**Separating samsara and nirvana **The stages of burning up and purifying the six classes [of samsara ] **The two separations of body and speech **Preliminaries of the mind **The empowerment into the dynamic potential of awareness **The stages of introduction


The meaning expressed in this text is both profound and perfect, while the form in which it is written is easy to understand. Thus, for those of you who have faith in the vast teachings of the Buddha and explore these inner teachings, have no doubt that this text is indispensable."

(pp. 1-2)