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Subcategories

This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.

N

• Nyak Jñanakumara

P

• Phur-pa Cycle

T

• The Initiation ritual of the Fierce Guru

Y

• Yang Nying Pudri

Pages in category "Vajrakīlaya"

The following 120 pages are in this category, out of 120 total.

A

• A General Introduction it in evolutionary terms
• A Short Text on the Four Phurpas attributed to Pad- masambhava, passed down through the Transmitted Teachings (bka' ma)
• A Teaching on the Vajrakilaya Puja in the Khon Lineage of the Sakyapa Tradition
• ADDENDUM TO THE VAJRAKĪLAYA SĀDHANA PRACTICE MANUAL
• ADDENDUM TO THE VAJRAKĪLAYA SĀDHANA PRACTICE MANUAL October 2009
• Asura Cave

B

• Bliss, clarity and compassion and the four kīlas
• Bringing all practices into one essence
• Bu-ston Rin-chen-grub s Position

C

• Compassion and devotion qualities of an authentic guru and disciple– advice from Milarepa and Thangtong Gyalpo

D

• Daily Practice of Vajrakīla
• Diptachakra
• Dorje Namjum

E

• Empowerment of the life-force onto sentient beings

F

• FROM SECRET CHILD TO STUDENT OF WRATHFUL FATHER, VAJRAKILAYA RETREAT AND PROFOUND PITH INSTRUCTIONS: GURU STORIES (Part 1) by 8th Garchen Rinpoche

G

• GATHERING ALL INTO ONE AND WISDOM OF THE WRATHFUL DAGGER: OM AH HUM vajra recitation, Vajrakīlaya and transforming afflictions (by 8th Garchen Rinpoche) and new translation of Milarepa’s Song on the Ten Pāramitās
• GATHERING THE ELEMENTS The Cult of the Wrathful Deity Vajrakīla according to the Texts of the Northern Treasures Tradition of Tibet
• GURU STORIES (PART I) by 8th Garchen Rinpoche

I

• In prison, developing faith in the truth of Karma, suffering and the precious Dharma
• Independent Transmissions in the bKa’-ma Tradition
• Introduction to the Term rDo rjephur pa
• It is also stated in this same Tantra

J

• Jamgon Kongtrul’s lineage and practice on Vajrakīlaya

K

• Kangsol : A Vajrakila Performance Tradition of Sumthrang Monastery in Central Bhutan
• Karmapas and Vajrakīlaya
• Khön Family Lineage of Vajrakilaya
• Kilaya - Vajrakīla (Vajrakīlaya) - History of Vajrakilaya Practice in India and Tibet
• Kālacakra – the entire universe is contained in the body
• Kīla (Buddhism)

M

• Mandala of Vajrakilaya
• Meeting the Buddha Face to Face A Pith Instruction on Realizing the Fortress, Ravine, and View of the Practice of Vajrakīla
• MELODIOUS SONG OF THE DEMON-DESTROYING VAJRA (Dujom Dorje Luyang): Jamgon Kongtrul’s Vajrakīlaya Supplication, Text, Lineage, Three Aspirations and Four Kīlas plus full transcript of teaching by 8th Garchen Rinpoche

N

• Narrative of Padmasambhava Obtaining the rDo-rje-phur-pa Teachings

O

• Oral Transmission Lineage – Dakinis, Princesses, Padmasambhava down to the Sakya Khon clan
• Origin, intention and textual source of Jamgon Kongtrul’s Song
• Origination, Transmission, and Reception of the Phur-pa Cycle
• Origination, Transmission, and Reception of the Phur-pa Cycle in Nepal
• OṀ ĀH HUṂ Practice during daytime and dreaming
• OṀ ĀH HUṂ teachings

P

• Padmasambhava and the Vajrakīlaya dance for Samye Monastery
• Passages in Historical Works
• Phurba, Kila and Vajrakilaya
• Phurpa
• Pith Instructions from his father on anger and mindfulness
• Praise For The Fearless Subjugator Vajrakila
• Puja Vajrakilaya Sadhana Ratna Lingpa

R

• Refuge Vow from Yogi lama, Drubchen Tengye – mother climbed on the roof
• Revealed Treasure Transmission Lineage – Chokyi Wangchuk to Chogyur Lingpa

S

• Sakyong Confers Vajrakilaya Abhisheka
• Second recognition and father’s identity made public
• Shri Vajrakīla ( वज्रकील) or Vajrakīlaya
• SNgags log sun ’byin Attributed to ’Gos Khug-pa-lhas-btsas
• Sources on General Transmission
• Sources Specific to Particular Transmissions
• Suffering as nectar and afflictions as the adornments of primordial wisdom
• Sustaining the practice in daily activities

T

• Terma tradition – the ‘Seven Profound Cycles’ (Zab Dun)
• Thangtong Gyalpo and the number of root lamas
• THE 'VAJRAKILAYA SADHANA: AN EURO-AMERICAN EXPEUENCE OF A NYINGMA RITUAL
• The Bon Ka ba nag po and the Rnying ma phur pa tradition
• The concept ‘I’ and the ‘perfect, unelaborated form’
• The Controversy over the Authenticity of the rDo-rje-phur-pa Scriptures
• THE CULT OF THE DEITY V AJRAKILA
• THE CULT OF THE DEITY VAJRAKILA
• The Cult of the Deity Vajrakila - According to the Texts of the Northern Treasures Tradition of Tibet (Byang-gter phur-ba)
• The Dark Red Amulet
• The Dark Red Amulet - ORAL INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PRACTICE OF VAJRAKILAYA
• The Dzogchen view of natural purity and OṀ ĀH HUṂ
• The Early Transmissions of the rDo-rje-phur-pa Cycle in India, Uddiyana, and Nepal
• The Early Transmissions of the rDo-rje-phur-pa Cycle in Tibet
• The essence of the three syllables, OṀ ĀH HUṂ – vajra form, speech and mind
• The Extremely Secret Unelaborate Daily Sādhana for the Heart Practice of the Great Demon-Slayer by Jamyang Khyentsé Chökyi Lodrö
• The importance of practice: the clarity and brilliance of anger
• The Karmapas, Chogyur Lingpa and Vajrakīlaya
• The Kilaya Nirvana Tantra and the Vajra Wrath Tantra - Two Texts from the Ancient Tantra Collection
• The Lineage Supplication for Single Mudra Vajrakumāra (Sangtik Purba)
• The miraculous activity sadhana of Vajrakilaya, the razor which destroys at a touch
• The Namchak Putri, or The Meteoric Iron Razor teachings on Vajrakīlaya
• The Origin of the Deity Vajrakilaya
• The Origin of the Vajrakilaya Tantras
• The Phurba and a hypothesis on its origins
• The Practice and Characteristics of Significant Mantras at the Vajrakilaya Drupchen Ritual in Malaysia
• THE PRACTICE OF VAJRAKILAYA
• The Sadhana for Single Mudra Vajrakumāra
• The Sanskrit Equivalent of the Term rDo rje phur pa: Vajrakila or Vajrakilaya'
• The sNgags log sun ’byin Attributed to Chag-lo-tsa-ba Chos
• The Story of the Scorpion
• The Ten Wrathful Ones
• The three realms, three places and three syllables
• The Transmissions from Padmasambhava
• The Transmissions from Vimalamitra
• The Wisdom Mind Practice of One Phurba
• There is this mantra in the Vajrakīlaya again, SARVA VAJRA AMRITA.
• Tibetan Accounts of the Origination and Early Transmission of the rDo-rje-phur-pa
• Tibetan Accounts of the Origination and Early Transmission of the rDo-rje-phur-pa Cycle
• Tibetan Sources on the Transmission of the rDo-rje-phur-pa Cycle
• Transmitted as one of the Eight Sadhanas in the gTer-ma Tradition

V

• Vajra Vidharana
• Vajrakila: A Bridge Between the Early & Later Schools
• Vajrakilaya
• Vajrakilaya (also known as Vajrakumara)
• Vajrakilaya - Practice
• Vajrakilaya .
• Vajrakilaya : Lerab Ling
• Vajrakilaya or Dorje Phurpa
• Vajrakilaya peace mandala
• Vajrakilaya sadhana Final
• Vajrakilaya Sadhana Pema Lingpa
• Vajrakilaya ~ Dorje-Phurba
• Vajrakilaya – Indian in origin
• Vajrakumara (Vajrakilaya)
• Vajrakīla Prayer: A Rain of Accomplishments
• Vajrakīla Tsok Prayer
• Vajrakīlaya and the consecration of the kīla/phurba – six syllables and six afflictions

W

• When you understand this, you always stabilize your practice so you can just continue with the practice, gaining a habit of practice
• Why Vajrakīlaya?
• Wrathful form or Padmasambhava

Y

• Yang Sang Tröpa
• Yang Zab Nyingpo

‘

• ‘Karma, cause and effect is the natural manifestation of one’s moment to moment thoughts’

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