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Subcategories

This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.

E

• Ear-whispered Lineage

G

• Gelug Lineage

I

• Incarnation Lines

K

• Kagyu Lineages

L

• Longchen Nyingthik

M

• Mindrolling Lineage

N

• Nyingma lineage

R

• Root guru

S

• Sakya Lineage

Z

• Zen Patriarch's

Pages in category "Lineage"

The following 126 pages are in this category, out of 126 total.

A

• A Condensed Prayer of Aspiration
• A Gelugpa Chod practice
• A Prayer of Aspiration to the Root Lama
• A spread of the Chod practice
• Acting as instructed: relying on a virtuous friend, who is a root of the path

B

• Brief Introduction to the Lineage

C

• Concise Lineage Prayer

D

• Dagpo Kagyu
• Druk Sakyong
• Dzongsar Khyentse, The Guru Drinks Bourbon?

E

• Eight Chariots of the Practice Lineage
• Eight practice lineages
• Emanations vs. Incarnation
• Exactly what is Lineage?
• Examining the Teacher

G

• Ganden and Kandro Hearing Lineages
• Ganden Oral Lineage
• Gelug Chöd Practice Texts
• Gelug-pa lineage
• GENEALOGICAL NARRATIVE OF CHOD TRANSMISSIONS
• Guru Lineage
• Guru Yoga: Meditating On or With Your Root Teacher
• Gurus don’t have to teach such ideas, either

H

• HH Dalai Lama, The Path to Enlightenment
• Holder of all lineages
• How to be trained in Chod practice

I

• Importance of the Oral Transmission
• INITIATIONS
• Inspiration and Lineage
• Is it possible to have a woman Tsawe-Lama?
• Is this Buddhism
• Is your Tsawe-Lama the Lama you take Refuge with?

J

• Jamgon Kongtrul, The Torch of Certainty
• Juniper’s lineage

K

• Kadam lineage
• Kagyu Lineage -
• Khandro oral lineage

L

• Lama - The Source of Blessings
• Line of vinaya holders
• Lineage
• Lineage (Buddhism)
• LINEAGE AND MISSION
• Lineage and Tradition
• Lineage guru
• Lineage Holders
• Lineage in Gong Chik
• Lineage lama
• Lineage of Bhiksuni Vinaya
• Lineage of Padmasambhava and Yeshe Tsogyal
• Lineage of Vimalamitra
• Lineage-tradition
• Lineages of Atisha
• Lineages of scripture
• Ling Rinpoche Lineage
• Ling Rinpoche lineage
• List of Tulku lineages
• Long lineage
• Lotus throne

M

• Melody and tune
• Mind-to-mind transmissions
• Mother Machig Labdron as an initiator of Chod practice

N

• Nyingma Lineage II

O

• On the meaning of the term 'Chod Body Offering
• On Vajrayana Lineages – the different schools of Vajrayana
• Oral Transmissions Tantra II

P

• PRACTICES
• Prayer to the Lineage Lamas of the Six Yogas of Naropa
• Profound view of Vajrayana

Q

• Qualities of the Lama

R

• Receiving blessings from the Well Gone Ones (Sugatas): taking refuge in a visualized field of merit and offering seven limb offerings, together with a mandala
• Relying on the Teacher
• RETREATS
• Ring brgyud kyi gsol ‘debs ma gcig gis mdzad par ban sgar ‘jam dpal bzang pos kha bskang ba Ideb
• Root Guru: The teacher who first exposes one to their true nature.

S

• Shangpa Lineages Outline
• Spiritual Teachers
• Supplications to the Root Lama, the Source of Siddhis

T

• The 8 Practice Lineages
• The Abbreviated Lineage Prayer
• The Belief at the Root of Abuse in Tibetan Buddhism
• The Blue Annals (Deb ther sngon po)
• The Buddha, from the Jnanasara-samuccaya
• The Buddha, Kalama Sutta
• The Chod View
• The content of Chod teachings
• The Fount of Longevity Chimé Phakmé Nyingtik Lineage Prayer
• The fundamentalist view
• The Gelug Dakini Oral Lineage (mkha' 'gro snyan brgyud) of Chöd
• The Great Master Padmasambhava
• The Importance Of Lineage Transmission
• The Lineage of Tibetan Buddhist Tradition
• The Lineage Traditions Of Nalandabodhi by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
• The massive contradiction
• The Meaning of Lineage II
• The Meaning of Lineage in Buddhist Practice
• THE MOTHER ESSENCE LINEAGE
• THE NINTH JETSUN DAMPA
• The Practice of Guru Yoga
• The Roots of Chod Practice
• The Story of the Shepherd-Lama
• The Torch of Certainty - Translated from the Tibetan by Judith Hanson Foreword by Chogyam Trungpa
• Thob yig
• Three Common Lineages (of Kama and Terma)
• Three Dharma Lineages
• THREE IMPORTANT SOURCES FOR TRANSMISSION LINEAGES
• Three lineages in the old translation school of the Nyingma tantras
• Three lineages of transmission
• Three Specific Lineages (of Terma)
• Three types of lineages in Tibetan Buddhism
• Tibetan Buddhist Lineage in the West
• Transmission Lineage
• Transmission lineages
• Trichen lineage
• Trichen throne holder's
• Two main branches of Mindrolling's lineage

U

• Unbroken lineage

V

• View on the belief that everything the guru does is good
• Vinaya holder

W

• What Do Buddhists Mean by Lineage?
• What does a student wanting Tibetan Buddhist teachings do?
• What does the phrase "true nature of your mind' mean?
• What exactly Is a "Tsawe-Lama"or "Root-Guru"?
• What is 'Chod'?
• What is the difference between a Tsawe-Lama and any other Lama or teacher?

Y

• You don’t have to believe or follow such teachings

“

• “From the sayings of the great Kagyudpas

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