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Pages in category "Machig Labdrön"
The following 93 pages are in this category, out of 93 total.
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- CHOD AS SÜTRA AND TANTRA
- CHOD IN THE PERIOD OF THE LATER SPREAD
- Chod Interview
- CHOD LINEAGES AND MACHIG LABDRON: Indic-Tibetan Sources, Contemporary Works, The Karmapas and ‘The Long Lineage Supplication to Machig” by Bengar Jampel Zangpo
- CHOD TRANSMISSIONS AND LINEAGES
- Chod –The Five Slogans of Machig Labdron The Introduction & A Few Practices
- Chö - Rigpa Wiki
- Chöd practice for the challenge of our times
- Contemporary Research on Chod and Machig Labdron
- CUTTING THROUGH THE MIND: OPENING THE GATE OF SPACE AND THE DUD
- Cutting-Off-Ritual
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- MACHIG LABDRON AND THE CHÖD TRADITION
- MACHIG LABDRON and the Foundations of Chod
- Machig Labdrön
- Machigs Story
- Machig’s Story
- Machik’s Chod: Initiation and Guru Yoga
- Mahāmudra Chö
- Making the Old New Again and Again: Legitimation and Innovation in the Tibetan Buddhist Chöd Tradition
- Meditation caves
- Mönlam Drub
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- Padampa Sangye’s advice to a young, Machig Labdron
- Padampa Sangye’s ‘Dharma that Pacifies Suffering’ Song to Milarepa
- PART I: CHOD LINEAGES: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY SOURCES
- PART II: MACHIG, THE KARMAPAS, KARMA KAGYU and BENGAR ZANGPO’S SUPPLICATION
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- Plunging into the Maelstrom: The Vajrayana Practice of Chöd By Lama Surya Das
- Practices of Tröma Nagmo
- Praise to Ma Machig
- PREVIOUS LIFE IN INDIA
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- TEXTS
- The Biography of Machig Lapdron (1055-1145)
- The Dance of the Self-Beheading Woman
- The Dance of the Self-Beheading Woman: Death and Mutilation in the Tibetan Hermeneutics of the Feminin
- The Dreadful Mystic Banquet
- The Esoteric Nature of Machik’s Chod, its Role as a Method for Attaining Buddhahood, and Function as a Gauge for Progress
- The Experience Lineage based on her experience in practice
- The Father lineage from Prajñāpāramitā and her teachers, such as Padampa Sangye
- The Four māras as a Gauge for Progress and Method for Attaining Buddhahood
- The Mother lineage based on her visions of Tara and other dakinis and deities
- The Origins of Chod and an Introduction to Machik Lapdrön
- The Pacifying (Zhije) tradition and the song ‘Dharma that Pacifies Suffering’
- THE PERIOD OF THE “LATER SPREAD”
- The Practice Environment
- The Secret Biography of Machig Labdron
- The Song of Supplicating Machig Labdrön
- The spiritual heritage of ma gcig lab sgron
- The Tibetan Chöd (gCod1 ) Tradition: An Overview
- The Woman Lapdron
- The ‘Long Lineage Supplication of Machig Deeds’ by Bengar Jampal Sangpo
- Thigh-bone trumpet
- Thod-smyon bsam-grub
- THREE IMPORTANT SOURCES FOR TRANSMISSION LINEAGES
- Tog Chöd
- Tonyon Samdru
- Transmission lineages
- Tselha Namsum
- Tselha Namsum meditation caves
