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• Jangchub Sengge
  ...respectively. He later specialized in the [[Guhyagarbha Tantra]], the the main [[tantra]] of [[Mahāyoga]] class of [[tantra]] according to the [[Nyingma ...main [[object]] of [[faith]] at [[Lhachen Khang]] ([[lha chen khang]]), a main [[temple]] there. [[Damchen]] also is said to have [[offered]] a life-size
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• Kaji
  ...]] of all of these is the notion of [[Honzon Kaji]], becoming one with the main [[deity]]. [[Honzon]] simply refers to the main [[deity]] in any given [[ritual]]. [[Kaji]] refers to the [[enhancement]] o
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• Lineage
  ...]] and [[Tibetan tradition]] where the [[master]] or [[guru]] occupies the main role in [[spiritual]] [[development]]. There are some practices, [[meditations]] and texts which may be learnt from secondary sources, such
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• The Sixth Karmapa, Thongwa Donden (1416-1453)
  ...lightenment]]. He composed many [[prayers]] for use in the [[traditional]] practices of his own [[lineage]] and thereby established a [[body]] of Kamtsang litur ...gent and giving him indications of where he would next take [[birth]]. His main [[spiritual]] heir was Bengar Jampal Zangpo, composer of the famous 'Short
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• Six Yogas ཆོས་དྲུག་གམ་རྣལ་འབྱོར་དྲུག
  ...[[tantra]]; it is the main [[body]] of [[completion stage]] practice. The main goal of the [[Six Yogas]] is to achieve the blissful and [[clear light]] na [[Tummo]] is the foundation of other practices including [[karmamudra]]. It purifies all negativities and enhances the [[i
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• Sadhana Practices
  It is through these practices that we work to attain [[spiritual]] realization. Our [[sadhana practices]] involves [[chanting]] the [[tantric liturgy]], [[meditation]], and [[chan
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• Four-Armed Mahakala: Protector of the Marpa Kagyu
  By [[Friday]] morning, the beginning of the main practice, some noticeable changes had occurred at the pavillion. At 10.00pm ..., both from [[Rumtek Monastery]] in [[Sikkim]], which is preserving this [[Four-Armed Mahakala]] [[tradition]] at the behest of the [[17th Karmapa]].
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• Snying thig rtsa pod
  ...rature}} compiled by [[Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo] is sometimes added, making four volumes. ...[visualization]] manuals; as well as daily practice liturgies, [[Long-life practices]] and [[empowerments]] and the [[Tsalung]] and [[Trulkhor]] set of teaching
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• What is Yungdrung Bön?
  ...ions]] and sophisticated [[philosophy]] and teachings. These teachings and practices help to cultivate the [[heart-mind]] of [[compassion]] and [[wisdom]]. They [[Yungdrung Bön]] can be categorized into three main sets of teachings. These three sets are known as
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• Namgyal Monastery
  ...[Rituals]] involving the [[Dalai Lama]] of [[Tibet]]. Its main [[tantric]] practices reportedly include those of [[Kalachakra]], [[Yamantaka]], [[Chakrasamvara] ...]]) has "nearly 200" [[Monks]] (up from 55 in 1959), representing all four main [[Tibetan]] [[monastic]] [[lineages]].
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• The Jonang teaching and practice. Present state of a tradition
  ...onang]] practices, and more specifically [[Kālacakra]] {{Wiki|individual}} practices from the preliminaries ([[sngon 'gro]]) to the [[completion stage]] ([[rdzo ...ect [[contact]] with the actual [[masters]] and practitioners, must be the main instrument.
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• Apang Tertön
  ...miraculously conceived sons. [[Apang Tertön]] came from [[Golok]] and his practices spread throughout [[Tibet]]. The main holder of his teachings was his daughter [[Tare Lhamo]] (1938-2003), as wel
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• Guidelines for Practice
  ...amaja]]. You can also take the [[initiation]] for [[Kalachakra]], but your main practice is [[Guhyasamaja]]. Your general practice is [[Medicine Buddha]] a ...[mala]] of [[OM MANI PADME HUM]] every day. If you can, recite two, three, four, five or ten malas—that would be incredible. After doing this every day,
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• The Traditional Vajrayana path
  ...teachings and practices. It begins with the four mind-changings and the [[Four Foundations]] after which you also practice some [[emptiness]] [[meditation ...) literally means [[mental]] (yid) commitment (dam) referring to the one’s main [[deity]] with whom one has an inseparable bond through [[pure]] [[samaya]]
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• The Mila Grubum
  ...canonical]] [[Mahayana texts]] by someone who his honoured by all the four main sects of [[Tibetan Buddhism]]. What is more, the [[Mila]] Grubum is central ...Tantrism]], which [[Milarepa]] was schooled in. The [[Buddhist]] [[Tantric practices]] contain [[mantra yoga]], [[breathing]] exercises and much else, and [[yog
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• Dhyāna sutras
  ...} and were key works in the [[development]] of the [[Buddhist meditation]] practices of [[Chinese Buddhism]]. The five main types of [[meditation]] in these [[sutras]] are:
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• Lopon Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche
  [[Shigatse]] in central [[Tibet]]. [[Rinpoche's]] two main [[masters]] were [[Bönruponlob Rinpoche]] and the [[Venerable]] [[Lopon Sa ...English]] that is commonly available that actually describes in detail the practices of [[dzogchen]].
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• Practices To Benefit the Dead
  According to [[Lama Zopa Rinpoche]], the most [[essential]] practices are these: In addition, if one is able, the following [[prayers]] and practices can be done:
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• Do Not Slander the Tantric Teachings
  ...e aimed at the practices of the [[deva]] [[deities]]. Their inclusion into main {{Wiki|stream}} [[Buddhist doctrines]] was said to have mixed [[Brahmanism] ...und [[doctrines]] expounded by the [[Tantric]] or [[Esoteric School]], its practices were not readily revealed to the [[world]]. Hence, it is defined as `[[esot
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• Begtsé offerings
  ...rotector]] of both the [[Gélug]] School and the [[Nyingma tradition]], and main [[protector]] for the [[Tamdrin]] ([[rTa grin]] / [[Hayagriva]]) cycles of ...ool however, as both the 1st and [[2nd Dalai Lama]]s engaged in [[Begtsé]] practices.
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