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• Nine Yanas

Pages in category "Teachings of the Nyingma School"

The following 87 pages are in this category, out of 87 total.

A

• A Proto-Canon
• Apotropaia in the Kabgyé Drupchen
• Assembling the Dharma

B

• Buddhology and Revelation

C

• Chapter Five: The Tantras
• Chapter Four: The Arising of the bka’
• Chapter Three: A Publication History
• Coherence and Discontinuity
• Comparison with the Guhyagarbha
• Context: contestation and complexity

D

• Demon Taming
• Demons Taming Demons: The three worldly ones
• Doctrinal Currents

E

• Etymology
• Expansion

F

• Final Reflections
• Five Great Tantras

I

• III. Notice of Tibetan Deshek Dupa Content
• Incorporating the Gods and Demons
• Individuated Root Tantras
• Indo-Tibetan Hybridity

J

• Jigten Chötö. Himalayan Art Resources

K

• Kabgyé in action
• Kabgyé Ritualism
• Kabgyé Ritualism: from mythology to lifeworld
• Kama (Nyingma)
• Kama, Terma and Pure Vision Lines of transmission
• Khampa Institutions and Their Founders

M

• Maṇḍala, Contemplation, and Ritual

N

• Narrative Diachrony
• Narrative Structure and Descriptive Summary
• Narrativity
• Nyangrel: Mystic, Tradent Architect
• Nyangrel’s successors

O

• Origins
• Origins: The gathering circle

P

• Part I. Myth-history in India
• Part II: The Treasures

R

• Revelation, History, and Community
• Ritual Cycles
• Ritual Traditions
• Rivalry and Pressure in the Post-Fragmentation Period

S

• Scholasticism, Ritual, and Revelation
• Sgrol ba: The Eight Modes of Liberation
• Spread within Nyingma and Kagyü
• Structure and Contents
• Study
• Subsequent, Individuated, and Differentiated Tantras
• Summary of the Kabgyé’s Reception and Salience
• Supplementary Volumes
• Synchronic Narrativity

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• Taming and Indigenization
• Teachings of the Nyingma School
• The Assembled Sugatas Tantra
• The Collected Tantras
• The Demon Tamers: Jigten Chötö and Möpa Drangak
• The Drupchen Manuals
• The Eight Classes of Gods and Demons
• The Imaginaire” Defined
• The Imaginal World of The Nine Victory Banners
• The Kabgyé And Its Traditions
• The Kabgyé Dharma Cycles
• The Kabgyé Imaginaire
• The Kabgyé in the Nyingma Gyubum
• The Kabgyé in the Nyingma Kama
• The Kabgyé in the Rinchen Terdzö
• The Kabgyé Today
• The King of Root Tantras
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 01)
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 02)
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 03)
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 04)
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 05)
• The Legacy of the Eight Teachings: Revelation, Ritual, and Enlightened Violence in Classical Tibet - ( 06)
• The Modes of Transmission of Nyingma Teachings
• The Nameless Religion
• The Narrativity of Ritual
• The Nyingma Kama
• The Origins and Significance of the Eight Teachings
• The Peaceful and Wrathful maṇḍalas
• The Rinchen Terdzö
• The Root tantra unfolds in eighteen chapters:
• The Subsequent Tantras
• The Teachings of the Nyingma Tradition
• Transmitted or Revealed?
• Tsamdrak

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• Who was Nyangrel Nyima Özer

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