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The supramundane, or Nine Vehicles, are comprised of the three vehicles of the sutras – those of the Sravakas, the Pratyekabuddhas and the Bodhisattvas – and the six tantric vehicles of Kriya, Upa, Yoga, Mahayoga, Anuyoga, and Atiyoga tantras. The nine can also be grouped into three vehicles: 1) the Hinayana, which includes the first two; 2) the Mahayana, comprising the third, and 3) the Vajrayana, which includes the last six.
 
  
In the Nine Vehicles the practitioner takes the support of the Three Jewels – the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha – and trains in ethical discipline, concentrated meditation, and penetrating insight, which can deliver one from the bonds of samsara.
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The [[supramundane]], or [[Nine Vehicles]], are comprised of the [[three vehicles of the sutras]] – those of the
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[[Sravakas]], the
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[[Pratyekabuddhas]] and the
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[[Bodhisattvas]]
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– and the [[six tantric vehicles]] of
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[[Kriya]],
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Upa,
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[[Yoga]],
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[[Mahayoga]],
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[[Anuyoga]], and
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[[Atiyoga]] [[tantras]].
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The nine can also be grouped into [[three vehicles]]:
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1) the [[Hinayana]], which includes the first two;
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2) the [[Mahayana]], comprising the third, and
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3) the [[Vajrayana]], which includes the last six.
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In the [[Nine Vehicles]] the [[practitioner]] takes the support of the [[Three Jewels]] –  
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the [[Buddha]],  
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the [[Dharma]], and  
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the [[Sangha]] –  
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and trains in [[ethical discipline]], [[concentrated]] [[meditation]], and penetrating [[insight]], which can deliver one from the bonds of [[samsara]].
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The supramundane, or Nine Vehicles, are comprised of the three vehicles of the sutras – those of the



Sravakas, the
Pratyekabuddhas and the
Bodhisattvas



– and the six tantric vehicles of

Kriya,
Upa,
Yoga,
Mahayoga,
Anuyoga, and
Atiyoga tantras.



The nine can also be grouped into three vehicles:



1) the Hinayana, which includes the first two;
2) the Mahayana, comprising the third, and
3) the Vajrayana, which includes the last six.



In the Nine Vehicles the practitioner takes the support of the Three Jewels


the Buddha,
the Dharma, and
the Sangha


and trains in ethical discipline, concentrated meditation, and penetrating insight, which can deliver one from the bonds of samsara.

Source

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