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| − | Troma Nagmo, the Black Wrathful Mother, represents the feminine embodiment of wisdom and is the innermost secret aspect of the dakini practice in the Dudjom Tersar lineage. It is the practice of Chöd, or severance, which uses exceptionally expedient wisdom methods to directly sever the root of suffering, dualistic clinging to a self. | + | [[Troma Nagmo]], the Black [[Wrathful]] Mother, represents the {{Wiki|feminine}} [[embodiment of wisdom]] and is the [[innermost secret]] aspect of the [[dakini practice]] in the [[Dudjom Tersar]] [[lineage]]. It is the practice of [[Chöd]], or severance, which uses exceptionally [[expedient wisdom]] [[methods]] to directly sever the [[root of suffering]], [[dualistic]] [[clinging]] to a [[self]]. |
| − | “You who aggressively devour dualistic concepts with your sharp, white, bared fangs are ornamented with fearsome accouterments and are completely surrounded by the wisdom fire of the kalpas.” (Pema Lungtok Gyatso, Dudjom Lingpa’s Chöd: An Ambnrosia Ocean of Sublime Explanations, 2014) | + | “You who aggressively devour [[dualistic]] [[Wikipedia:concept|concepts]] with your sharp, white, bared fangs are ornamented with fearsome accouterments and are completely surrounded by the [[wisdom fire]] of the [[kalpas]].” ([[Pema Lungtok Gyatso]], [[Dudjom Lingpa’s]] [[Chöd]]: An Ambnrosia Ocean of [[Sublime]] Explanations, 2014) |
| − | Troma is one of the most profound termas (hidden treasures) revealed by Dudjom Lingpa. The Troma Cycle encompasses the full path to enlightenment, from Troma Ngondro through Trekchod and Togal. It is well known that through the Troma Nagmo cycle of practice, thirteen of Dudjom Lingpa’s disciples attained the rainbow body, and it is predicted that many more will continue to do so for three generations to come. | + | [[Troma]] is one of the most profound [[termas]] ([[hidden treasures]]) revealed by [[Dudjom Lingpa]]. The [[Troma]] Cycle encompasses the full [[path to enlightenment]], from [[Troma]] [[Ngondro]] through [[Trekchod]] and [[Togal]]. It is well known that through the [[Troma Nagmo]] cycle of practice, thirteen of [[Dudjom Lingpa’s]] [[disciples]] [[attained]] the [[rainbow body]], and it is predicted that many more will continue to do so for three generations to come. |
| − | Troma Nagmo represents the feminine embodiment of wisdom and is the most profound aspect of the dakini practice in the Dudjom Tersar as received and propagated by Dudjom Lingpa (1835-1904) and Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche (1904-1987). These two, so nearly contemporary as to make the teachings known as the 'close lineage teachings, have ensured that the practices resonate with those of us living in these dark ages. | + | [[Troma Nagmo]] represents the {{Wiki|feminine}} [[embodiment of wisdom]] and is the most profound aspect of the [[dakini practice]] in the [[Dudjom Tersar]] as received and propagated by [[Dudjom Lingpa]] (1835-1904) and [[Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche]] (1904-1987). These two, so nearly contemporary as to make the teachings known as the '[[close lineage]] teachings, have ensured that the practices resonate with those of us living in these dark ages. |
| − | A new translation and edition produced and proudly presented by Light of Berotsana will make these texts sing for all that receive them. The sadhana includes: | + | A [[new translation]] and edition produced and proudly presented by [[Light of Berotsana]] will make these texts sing for all that receive them. The [[sadhana]] includes: |
| − | Dakini's Laughter | + | [[Dakini's]] Laughter |
| − | Supplication and Short Ngondro | + | Supplication and Short [[Ngondro]] |
Black Feast | Black Feast | ||
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Mixed Feast | Mixed Feast | ||
| − | Red Feast | + | [[Red]] Feast |
| − | From Pure Vision: The Red Feast | + | From [[Pure Vision]]: The [[Red]] Feast |
| − | From Pure Vision: A Downpour of Merit and Siddhi | + | From [[Pure Vision]]: A Downpour of [[Merit]] and [[Siddhi]] |
| − | Giving the Dharma | + | Giving the [[Dharma]] |
| − | Dakini's Aspiration Prayer | + | [[Dakini's]] [[Aspiration]] [[Prayer]] |
| − | Commentary on the practice: by Dudjom Rinpoche Jigdrel Yeshe Dorje (previously printed separately as a book, titled Ornament of the Great Mother's Wisdom) | + | Commentary on the practice: by [[Dudjom Rinpoche]] [[Jigdrel Yeshe Dorje]] (previously printed separately as a [[book]], titled Ornament of the Great Mother's [[Wisdom]]) |
Latest revision as of 14:57, 7 July 2022
Troma Nagmo, the Black Wrathful Mother, represents the feminine embodiment of wisdom and is the innermost secret aspect of the dakini practice in the Dudjom Tersar lineage. It is the practice of Chöd, or severance, which uses exceptionally expedient wisdom methods to directly sever the root of suffering, dualistic clinging to a self.
“You who aggressively devour dualistic concepts with your sharp, white, bared fangs are ornamented with fearsome accouterments and are completely surrounded by the wisdom fire of the kalpas.” (Pema Lungtok Gyatso, Dudjom Lingpa’s Chöd: An Ambnrosia Ocean of Sublime Explanations, 2014)
Troma is one of the most profound termas (hidden treasures) revealed by Dudjom Lingpa. The Troma Cycle encompasses the full path to enlightenment, from Troma Ngondro through Trekchod and Togal. It is well known that through the Troma Nagmo cycle of practice, thirteen of Dudjom Lingpa’s disciples attained the rainbow body, and it is predicted that many more will continue to do so for three generations to come.
Troma Nagmo represents the feminine embodiment of wisdom and is the most profound aspect of the dakini practice in the Dudjom Tersar as received and propagated by Dudjom Lingpa (1835-1904) and Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche (1904-1987). These two, so nearly contemporary as to make the teachings known as the 'close lineage teachings, have ensured that the practices resonate with those of us living in these dark ages.
A new translation and edition produced and proudly presented by Light of Berotsana will make these texts sing for all that receive them. The sadhana includes:
Dakini's Laughter
Supplication and Short Ngondro
Black Feast
White Feast
Mixed Feast
Red Feast
From Pure Vision: The Red Feast
From Pure Vision: A Downpour of Merit and Siddhi
Giving the Dharma
Commentary on the practice: by Dudjom Rinpoche Jigdrel Yeshe Dorje (previously printed separately as a book, titled Ornament of the Great Mother's Wisdom)
see also: Troma Nagmo (Dudjom Troma)
Source
https://www.berotsana.org/products/troma-nagmo-feasts-of-chod-practice-text
