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1855:. Phajo Drugom Zhigpo was sent to Bhutan by Tsangpa Gyarey Yeshey Dorji of Druk Ralung, Tibet, to establish the Drukpa Lineage in Bhutan. Phajo and Khandro had four sons and a daughter together. The bridge where Phajo and Khandro met in Thimphu still exists today, known as Lungtenzampa. Khandro Sonam Peldron is known to have achieved the supreme enlightenment called Zha lue Phochen and is known to have flown to the heavenly Dali I abode from near Tango monastery in Thimphu.
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1869:(born 1947), an American Buddhist teacher, was recognized in 2007 as an emanation of Machig Labdrön at Zangri Khangmar, Tibet, the place where Machig Labdrön lived from ages 37 to 99, a from where she passed into the state of non-returner. She was recognized by the resident Rinpoche, Karma Nyitön Kunkhyab Chökyi Dorje, himself a reincarnation of the brother of the
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Buddhism with Drapa Ngongshechen in Yoru Dratang, at the Dopthrang monastery, where she moved with her sister and lived as a renunciate after receiving lay practitioner vows and bodhisattva vows. She became Lama Drapa's official reader, and at sixteen years of age participated as a recitation chaplain while reciting the
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and followers swelled to 500,573 people gathered at Zangri
Khangmar, Machig Labdron's seat in Tibet from the age of 37 until her death at the age of 99. As she taught and debated with the acharyas questioning her and her lineage's authenticity, the words were translated into Tibetan, Hindi, and Nepali. In addition, a delegation was sent to
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The exact number of children might be debated. In some sources, her three sons were
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rite. The practitioner works entirely with their own mind, visualizing the offering, and—by practicing in lonely and dreaded places, like cemeteries—works to overcome all fear. This is also why Chöd was often used to overcome sickness in order to heal oneself and others. In some lineages of the Chöd
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As a result of these and other events, it was determined that Machig
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In addition to her son Tonyon
Samdrup, another student named Gyelwa Drubche, or Gyelwa Dondrub, was her heart student and another main lineage holder. Sources state it's unlikely he was her biological son named Drubpa, and state Drubpa married into local royalty and did not practice Buddhism. Kugom
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At the age of 42, Topa Bhadra brought her younger son, Drupse, and her daughter, Drup
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Labdron and Topa Bhadra met during her recitations and became spiritual consorts, while the prophesies that the union would lead to great benefit for beings were actualized. She was 23 years of age. He was also a Buddhist practitioner that later supported Machig Labdron in her practices. She
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As a result, there was so much controversy over Machig Labdrön's teachings, by the time she was 52 years old, that a delegation of acharyas was sent from Bodh Gaya, India to Tibet to assess Machig
Labdron's qualifications and teachings, similar to an Inquisition. Her normal crowd of 5,000 students
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When she was twenty years of age, Sonam Lama conferred a series of empowerments on Machig
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One of her sons started out as a thief. Machig
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Machig Labdron's early teacher, Drapa Ngongshechen, gave her the reading transmissions for the Many Sutras, the Perfection of Wisdom in One Hundred Thousand Verses, in Twenty-Five Thousand Verses and in Eight Thousand Verses. She assimilated the sutras and commentaries, and realization arose. He
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She was born in a fortressed village called Tsomer in Tamsho, in the Labshi region. Her father was Choyki Dawa, and her mother was Lungmo Bumcam. She had three siblings, and the 16-year-old sister Bumey was present at the birth. The mother decided to guard Machig Labdron from the father, but the
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At the age of 35, prophesies continued to actualize. Machig Labdron showed signs of weariness of cyclic existence, and traveled to see Sonam Lama, Lama Drupa, and Padampa Sanggye. During those visits, she received teachings and empowerments, and prophesies about a move to the Copper Mountain in
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Machig Labdron began reciting mantra at three years of age, reading at five years, and at eight years of age could quickly recite the Prajnaparamita text "The Perfection of Wisdom in Eight Thousand Verses". Machig Labdron was called "Ahdron" (the Light of Ah) and "Drontse" by the community, and
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At thirteen years of age, she began studying Buddhism with Geshe Aton alongside her sister, previously ordained as the nun Tontso Rinchen Bum. Her ability in the expositions of Prajanaparamita texts surpassed those of the Geshes and monks. After three years with Geshe Aton, he suggested Machig
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Chöd, has been widespread in Tibet since Machig's lifetime. It is also called "The Beggars' Offering" or "The Cutting-Off-Ritual." Chöd is a visionary Buddhist practice of cutting attachment to one's corporeal form (in terms of the dualistic proclivity to relate to one's corporeal form as a
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Dreams continued for her mother until the birth and Machig Labdron's sister also had prophetic dreams. Directly before the birth, Machig Labdron instructed her mother on preparations for her swaddling, and Bum Chan also felt the sounds of the reciting syllables "ah" and "ha ri ni sa".
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Machig Labdron's teachers are also listed as Lama Shamarpa, Lama Beton (possibly the same as Aton), Lama Yartingpa, and Phamtingpa, from which she received vajrayana teachings, Great Completion Dzogchen empowerments and transmissions, and Mahamudra empowerments and transmissions.
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first viewed in India with great scepticism. A delegation of āchāryas was sent from Bodh Gayā to Tibet to test Machig Labrön and her teaching resulted in the acceptance of Mahāmudrā Chö as a valid and authentic Mahāyāna tradition. Thereafter, its practice spread even to India."
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Machig Labdron's birth in 1055, on the 15th day of the third Tibetan lunar month, was accompanied by auspicious music, rainbow lights, reciting syllables, and with an open third eye. She sat upright immediately, and asked if her mother was well. Her first food was butter.
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Machig Labdron spent three years in central Tibet. While preparing for travels as a recitation chaplain in Echung, she had three prophetic dreams about Topa Bhadra before they met. On her journey, she received a teaching on Interdependent Origination from Red Manjushri.
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then lived with him, and received some criticism for disregarding ordinary societal norms that contradicted the radical nature of Chöd. Together, they had two sons and one daughter (or two sons and two daughters, or three sons and two daughters by some accounts).
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or "Ornaments", and called the "Four Daughters". Their names are Gyaltsen Ne, Sonam Gyaltsen, Palden Gyen, and Bumso Rinchen Gyen. They propagated a distinct Gyen lineage of Chöd, developed from the oral lineage of Chod and the tantric lineage of Vajrayana Chöd.
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During Machig Labdrön's lifetime, Buddhist teachings which came from India to Tibet were considered authentic, and it was believed there were no teachings that originated in Tibet for Indian Buddhist practitioners. As one of Machig Labdron's biographies states:
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Machig Labdron's numerous followers came from Tibet and Nepal, and included lamas, geshes, monks, nuns, kings, queens, ministers, chiefs, and lay people including lepers and beggars. "The reputation of her merit and teachings became known even in India."
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Machig Labdron then returned to living as a renunciate at the age of 37, shaved her head and moved to a cave at Zangri Kangmar in the Copper Mountain. Her students gathered there and a community formed around her seat at the Red House.
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In the 12th century, Khandro Sonam Peldron of Wang Dharlung, Bhutan is said to be a main emanation of Machik Labdron. Khandro Sonam was the wife of Phajo Drugom Zhipo of Tibet, who were crucial in the establishment of the
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Secret Yoga Mantra, and transmissions which empower explanation, composition, and debate. Sonam Lama gave Machig Labdron the name of Queen of Vajra Space (rdo rje dbyings phyug ma) to match her level of accomplishment.
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With her realizations, Machig Labdron began to cut attachments to places and started to travel and live spontaneously as a yogini, while eating what she found, sleeping wherever, and wearing clothes of a beggar.
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after moving to Red House where Machig Labdron's seat was located. Tonyon Samdrup was known as the "Snowman of Shampogang" and began the tradition of black hat-wearing Chod practitioners named "Gangpa".
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Machig Labdron's son Drupse became the monk Tonyon Samdrup (thod-smyon bsam-grub), one of her main successors and a propagator of the Chod lineage. He took monk's vows at the age of 15 from
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She took her knife and plunged it into the mother's heart, took out the heart and put it in the skull cup of the dakini in front of her, and they all ate it. Then the central
1820:(1852–1953)—also called Ani Lochen, Lochen Chönyi Zangmo, and Shukseb Jetsun Rinpoche—was a recognized emanation of Machig Labdron. Shuksheb Jetsun reinvigorated the Shuksep
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carrying hooked knives and skull cups, surrounded her, in front of her, behind her, and to the left and right. All five were in the sky in front of Bum Cham. The central
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Machig Labdrön stated she accomplished the state of a non-returner, and would emanate instead of reincarnate. She has emanated in Tibet, Bhutan and in the West.
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relates the struggles that Machig Labdron underwent in order to avoid traditional marriage and eventually leave home to practice Buddhism as her life's calling.
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practitioner and realized when she met Topa Bhadra. After their initial union, she and her consort had children which became students and Chod lineage holders.
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took a conch which spiraled to the right and blew it. The sound resounded all over the world. In the middle of the conch was a luminous white "A".
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those who give you presents may keep you from practising the Dharma. So it depends on their effect on you if they are Gods or Demons," she said.
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relics as Machig Labdron instructed. Her predictions actualized, thus adding further validity to her status as a master and lineage holder.
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and reincarnation of Padmasambhava, which led to further profound realizations. Machig Labdron also practiced with her spiritual consort
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According to Anila Rinchen at Kagyu Ling in Burgundy, France, the Tibetan term for "demon" could be translated as "neurosis".
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Kollmar-Paulenz, Karenina (1998). “Ma gcig Lab sgrn ma—The Life of a Tibetan Woman Mystic between Adaptation and Rebellion.”
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with whom she raised a family, living on the "red and white essence," according to a prediction given to Machig Labdron by
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father decided to guard her as a family secret. Her elder brother was Shakya Gyaltsen, and another brother was born later.
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dakinis, red, yellow, green, etc., were around her making offerings, saying "Honor the mother, stay well our mother to be."
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beings. One of Machig Labdrön's unique contributions to Chöd is her understanding of demons.
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5786:Tibetan women
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4523:
4521:
4518:
4516:
4513:
4511:
4508:
4506:
4503:
4501:
4498:
4496:
4495:Padmasambhava
4493:
4491:
4488:
4486:
4483:
4481:
4478:
4476:
4473:
4471:
4468:
4466:
4463:
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4407:Major figures
4404:
4398:
4395:
4391:
4388:
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4386:
4383:
4381:
4378:
4376:
4373:
4371:
4368:
4366:
4363:
4361:
4358:
4354:
4353:Western tulku
4351:
4350:
4349:
4346:
4344:
4341:
4339:
4336:
4334:
4331:
4329:
4326:
4324:
4321:
4319:
4316:
4314:
4311:
4309:
4306:
4304:
4301:
4299:
4296:
4294:
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4289:
4286:
4285:
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4281:
4277:
4269:
4266:
4264:
4261:
4259:
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4249:
4246:
4244:
4241:
4239:
4236:
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4225:
4223:
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4217:
4211:
4208:
4204:
4201:
4200:
4199:
4196:
4192:
4189:
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4182:
4179:
4178:
4177:
4174:
4170:
4167:
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4160:
4157:
4155:
4154:Five precepts
4152:
4151:
4150:
4147:
4143:
4140:
4138:
4135:
4133:
4132:Dhamma vicaya
4130:
4128:
4125:
4124:
4123:
4120:
4116:
4113:
4112:
4111:
4108:
4106:
4103:
4101:
4098:
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4091:
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4017:
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4000:
3997:
3995:
3992:
3990:
3987:
3985:
3982:
3979:
3975:
3972:
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3967:
3965:
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3911:
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3900:Buddhābhiṣeka
3898:
3894:
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3889:
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3547:
3545:
3544:Enlightenment
3542:
3540:
3537:
3535:
3534:Dhamma theory
3532:
3530:
3529:Buddha-nature
3527:
3525:
3522:
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3368:Samantabhadra
3366:
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2988:
2984:
2978:
2975:. Shambhala.
2974:
2973:
2968:
2964:
2960:
2954:
2951:. Shambhala.
2950:
2949:
2944:
2943:Namkhai Norbu
2940:
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2920:
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2912:
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2570:
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2545:
2540:
2534:, p. 92.
2533:
2528:
2521:
2516:
2507:
2503:
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2488:
2484:
2478:
2472:
2467:
2459:
2455:
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2451:
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2285:
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2273:The Yoniverse
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2257:
2251:
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2098:
2096:
2085:
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2074:
2064:
2060:
2056:
2050:
2049:
2045:
2040:This section
2038:
2034:
2029:
2028:
2020:
2016:
2012:
2008:
2003:
1999:
1997:
1991:
1988:
1986:
1982:
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1955:
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1816:
1809:
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1805:
1804:
1802:
1798:
1794:
1793:Chökyi Drönma
1790:
1783:
1780:
1779:
1776:
1775:Chökyi Drönma
1772:
1768:
1766:
1759:
1756:
1755:
1754:
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1637:
1633:
1631:
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1615:
1610:
1606:
1602:
1600:
1599:Padmasambhava
1596:
1591:
1589:
1585:
1581:
1577:
1572:
1568:
1564:
1560:
1558:
1554:
1544:
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1436:
1432:
1428:
1424:
1419:
1417:
1416:Padmasambhava
1413:
1409:
1408:Yeshe Tsogyal
1405:
1404:Padmasambhava
1401:
1391:
1389:
1385:
1381:
1373:
1370:
1366:
1362:
1359:
1355:
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1237:
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1232:
1227:This section
1225:
1221:
1216:
1215:
1207:
1205:
1201:
1197:
1193:
1192:Namkhai Norbu
1189:
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1166:
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1128:Yeshe Tsogyal
1125:
1121:
1117:
1113:
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1097:
1093:
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1065:
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871:
869:
866:
865:
862:
857:
856:
847:
846:Western tulku
844:
843:
842:
839:
837:
834:
832:
829:
828:
825:
822:
820:
817:
815:
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5650:Bodhisattvas
5570:Christianity
5565:Baháʼí Faith
5430:Dharmachakra
5420:Prayer wheel
5410:Prayer beads
5178:Architecture
5057:969 Movement
4841:Saudi Arabia
4819:Central Asia
4812:South Africa
4634:
4617:
4550:Panchen Lama
4455:Buddhapālita
4051:Satipatthana
4046:Mindful Yoga
3959:Recollection
3873:Brahmavihara
3744:Japanese Zen
3739:Chinese Chan
3699:Animal realm
3506:Key concepts
3328:Bodhisattvas
3140:Three Jewels
3012:
2993:23(2):11-32.
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2899:
2895:Edou, Jérôme
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2732:www.tbrc.org
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2619:Harding 2013
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2574:Harding 2013
2569:
2551:
2546:, p. 1.
2539:
2532:Harding 2013
2527:
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2495:
2487:the original
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2445:
2435:
2424:. Retrieved
2420:the original
2410:
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2333:, p. 6.
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1240:Please help
1228:
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1145:practice of
1115:
1099:
1095:
1079:
1078:
982:Ashtamangala
967:Sand mandala
807:Panchen Lama
774:Tashi Lhunpo
406:
327:Jigme Lingpa
247:Śāntarakṣita
5771:Women yogis
5741:1149 deaths
5736:1055 births
5495:Dharma talk
5324:Asalha Puja
5120:Eschatology
4923:Switzerland
4903:New Zealand
4831:Middle East
4740:Philippines
4660:Afghanistan
4465:Bodhidharma
4450:Buddhaghosa
4370:Householder
4280:Monasticism
4233:Bodhisattva
4088:Prostration
4041:Mindfulness
3969:Anapanasati
3952:Kammaṭṭhāna
3749:Korean Seon
3689:Asura realm
3684:Human realm
3624:Ten Fetters
3579:Parinirvana
3481:Uppalavanna
3446:Mahākaccana
3431:Mahākassapa
3363:Kṣitigarbha
3358:Ākāśagarbha
3255:Suddhodāna
3200:Four sights
3127:Foundations
2737:6 September
2653:6 September
2631:Dowman 1984
2509:(in German)
2112:Incarnation
1921:sky burials
1909:Chöd damaru
1905:ritual bell
1871:8th Karmapa
1801:Vajravārāhī
1799:lineage of
1744:Parinirvana
1710:South India
1626:Topa Bhadra
1580:Topa Bhadra
1445:South India
1431:Yum Chenmo,
1425:emanation (
1423:Mind Stream
1412:Atsara Sale
1210:Iconography
1204:shamanistic
701:Mindrolling
498:Bodhisattva
300:Sukhasiddhi
290:Abhayakirti
41:Master and
5725:Categories
5612:Psychology
5592:Gnosticism
5580:Comparison
5575:Influences
5557:Comparison
5440:Bhavacakra
5398:Kushinagar
5373:Pilgrimage
5319:Māgha Pūjā
5274:Bodhi Tree
5090:Buddhology
5080:Abhidharma
5072:Philosophy
5005:Menander I
4873:Costa Rica
4824:Uzbekistan
4665:Bangladesh
4619:Dhammapada
4603:Pali Canon
4565:Ajahn Chah
4545:Dalai Lama
4445:Kumārajīva
4440:Vasubandhu
4415:The Buddha
4323:Zen master
4258:Sakadagami
4238:Buddhahood
4169:Pratimokṣa
3984:Shikantaza
3940:Meditation
3915:Deity yoga
3786:Madhyamaka
3679:Deva realm
3574:Mindstream
3524:Bodhicitta
3436:Aṅgulimāla
3303:Devadatta
3279:Yaśodharā
3182:The Buddha
3172:Middle Way
2426:2008-03-24
2300:from Nepal
2198:2023-08-16
2133:References
2097:in Tibet.
1975:('dre) or
1919:ground of
1900:ganachakra
1787:The first
1758:Jomo Menmo
1749:Emanations
1640:Motherhood
997:Mani stone
802:Dalai Lama
642:Buddhahood
630:Dream yoga
620:Deity yoga
596:Meditation
584:Bodhicitta
322:Longchenpa
252:Kamalaśīla
5680:Festivals
5660:Buddhists
5622:Theosophy
5425:Symbolism
5415:Hama yumi
5388:Bodh Gaya
5155:Socialism
5130:Evolution
5105:Economics
4943:Venezuela
4858:Australia
4853:Argentina
4777:Sri Lanka
4772:Singapore
4690:Indonesia
4652:Countries
4593:Tripiṭaka
4555:Ajahn Mun
4430:Nagarjuna
4425:Aśvaghoṣa
4308:Anagārika
4303:Śrāmaṇerī
4298:Śrāmaṇera
4293:Bhikkhunī
4253:Sotāpanna
4142:Passaddhi
4083:Offerings
4058:Nekkhamma
3935:Iddhipada
3855:Practices
3825:Theravada
3798:Vajrayana
3791:Yogachara
3761:Pure Land
3674:Six Paths
3661:Cosmology
3441:Anuruddha
3416:Sāriputta
3406:Kaundinya
3398:Disciples
3373:Vajrapāṇi
3225:Footprint
3190:Tathāgata
2847:Chos Yang
2715:Edou 1996
2586:Edou 1996
2544:Edou 1996
2458:0970-5368
2331:Edou 1996
2261:Edou 1996
2107:Emanation
2071:June 2021
2042:does not
1891:Mahamudra
1832:) of the
1646:vajrayana
1630:Arya Tara
1576:Arya Tara
1555:entitled
1440:Arya Tara
1437:) and of
1314:Biography
1258:June 2021
1229:does not
1198:with the
1143:Vajrayana
861:Festivals
625:Guru yoga
608:Vajrayana
577:Pāramitās
477:Cosmology
453:Teachings
378:Taranatha
117:Mahamudra
5698:Category
5627:Violence
5597:Hinduism
5545:Sanskrit
5500:Hinayana
5485:Amitābha
5445:Swastika
5314:Uposatha
5304:Holidays
5289:Calendar
5135:Humanism
4973:Kanishka
4963:Timeline
4787:Thailand
4755:Kalmykia
4750:Buryatia
4735:Pakistan
4720:Mongolia
4715:Maldives
4710:Malaysia
4675:Cambodia
4540:Shamarpa
4535:Nichiren
4485:Xuanzang
4420:Nagasena
4338:Rinpoche
4068:Pāramitā
3910:Devotion
3830:Navayana
3818:Dzogchen
3781:Nichiren
3729:Mahayana
3721:Branches
3599:Saṅkhāra
3348:Mañjuśrī
3305:(cousin)
3297:(cousin)
3265:(mother)
3257:(father)
3245:Miracles
3195:Birthday
3112:Glossary
3085:Buddhism
2969:(2007).
2945:(1986).
2921:(2013).
2897:(1996).
2849:3:43-51.
2559:Archived
2502:Archived
2315:Archived
2101:See also
1724:Students
1449:Bum Cham
1296:དྲིལ་བུ་
1200:Dzogchen
1171:scholar
1020:Timeline
888:Dosmoche
824:Rinpoche
713:Narthang
672:Dzogchen
549:Dzogchen
402:Bodongpa
305:Milarepa
267:Ralpacan
146:a series
144:Part of
91:Children
81:Religion
49:Personal
5731:Dakinis
5675:Temples
5655:Buddhas
5617:Science
5607:Judaism
5602:Jainism
5520:Lineage
5480:Abhijñā
5450:Thangka
5393:Sarnath
5378:Lumbini
5299:Funeral
5294:Cuisine
5170:Culture
5145:Reality
5095:Creator
5085:Atomism
4955:History
4928:Ukraine
4888:Germany
4807:Senegal
4797:Vietnam
4725:Myanmar
4525:Shinran
4515:Karmapa
4490:Shandao
4460:Dignāga
4385:Śrāvaka
4365:Donchee
4360:Kappiya
4318:Sayadaw
4288:Bhikkhu
4263:Anāgāmi
4220:Nirvana
4186:Samadhi
4073:Paritta
4014:Tonglen
4009:Mandala
3964:Smarana
3945:Mantras
3893:Upekkha
3863:Bhavana
3813:Shingon
3766:Tiantai
3619:Tathātā
3609:Śūnyatā
3604:Skandha
3594:Saṃsāra
3589:Rebirth
3564:Kleshas
3554:Indriya
3456:Subhūti
3341:Guanyin
3295:Ānanda
3287:Rāhula
3167:Nirvana
3107:Outline
2063:removed
2048:sources
1917:charnel
1896:mandala
1879:tsa tsa
1485:dakinis
1468:dakinis
1456:dakinis
1398:In the
1369:Ü-Tsang
1292:Tibetan
1250:removed
1235:sources
1206:roots.
1169:Nyingma
1151:Tibetan
1135:tantric
1132:Tibetan
1104:Tibetan
1084:Tibetan
1032:Culture
1027:Outline
1015:History
972:Thangka
928:Tengyur
923:Kangyur
903:Losoong
898:Sho Dun
819:Karmapa
779:Tsurphu
740:Ramoche
723:Pabonka
718:Nechung
706:Namgyal
696:Labrang
684:Jokhang
667:Drepung
662:Tradruk
637:Thukdam
543:Nyingma
521:Tibetan
493:Rebirth
484:Saṃsāra
472:Skandha
413:Gelugpa
396:Gorampa
373:Dolpopa
311:Nyingma
181:Nyingma
174:Schools
109:Lineage
103:Nyingma
59: (
5670:Sutras
5665:Suttas
5530:Siddhi
5515:Koliya
5490:Brahmā
5405:Poetry
5351:Mantra
5341:Kasaya
5213:Pagoda
5193:Kyaung
5188:Vihāra
5183:Temple
5125:Ethics
4968:Ashoka
4918:Sweden
4913:Poland
4908:Norway
4898:Mexico
4883:France
4868:Canada
4863:Brazil
4802:Africa
4782:Taiwan
4745:Russia
4670:Bhutan
4630:Vinaya
4510:Naropa
4500:Saraha
4435:Asanga
4191:Prajñā
4100:Refuge
4063:Nianfo
4024:Tertön
4019:Tantra
4004:Ganana
3994:Tukdam
3920:Dhyāna
3888:Mudita
3883:Karuṇā
3776:Risshū
3771:Huayan
3704:Naraka
3644:Anattā
3639:Dukkha
3634:Anicca
3539:Dharma
3491:Channa
3426:Ānanda
3411:Assaji
3378:Skanda
3281:(wife)
3250:Family
3230:Relics
3155:Sangha
3150:Dharma
3145:Buddha
2979:
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2095:Gyamda
1977:devils
1973:demons
1853:Bhutan
1815:yogini
1714:śarīra
1614:tantra
1553:namtar
1499:dakini
1489:dakini
1481:dakini
1360:), and
1304:drilbu
1287:ghaṇṭa
1282:damaru
1139:yogini
893:Monlam
873:Dajyur
836:Tertön
735:Ralung
730:Palcho
689:Kumbum
679:Ganden
572:Lamrim
503:Dharma
366:Jonang
342:Mipham
295:Niguma
285:Talika
206:Jonang
196:Bodong
99:School
43:Yogini
5642:Lists
5510:Kalpa
5505:Iddhi
5368:Music
5363:Mudra
5329:Vassa
5309:Vesak
5279:Budai
5225:Candi
5208:Stupa
5140:Logic
4893:Italy
4792:Tibet
4730:Nepal
4700:Korea
4695:Japan
4685:India
4680:China
4625:Sutra
4580:Texts
4530:Dōgen
4520:Hōnen
4505:Atiśa
4470:Zhiyi
4380:Achar
4348:Tulku
4343:Geshe
4328:Rōshi
4313:Ajahn
4268:Arhat
4228:Bodhi
4198:Vīrya
4115:Sacca
4110:Satya
4105:Sādhu
4093:Music
4036:Merit
4029:Terma
3989:Zazen
3925:Faith
3878:Mettā
3559:Karma
3519:Bardo
3486:Asita
3476:Khema
3466:Upāli
3451:Nanda
3289:(son)
3263:Māyā
3240:Films
3117:Index
1865:Lama
1834:Kagyü
1826:Wylie
1822:gompa
1797:tulku
1612:As a
1584:Wylie
1472:seven
1427:tulku
1384:Wylie
1333:Wylie
1319:Names
1300:Wylie
1159:Wylie
1155:གཅོད་
1112:Wylie
1092:Wylie
916:Texts
883:Losar
841:Tulku
831:Geshe
784:Yerpa
767:Shalu
757:Sanga
752:Sakya
601:Laity
515:Karma
384:Sakya
355:Marpa
348:Kagyu
280:Atiśa
211:Gelug
201:Kagyu
191:Sakya
186:Kadam
67:Tibet
38:Title
5540:Pāḷi
5525:Māra
5435:Flag
4836:Iran
4760:Tuva
4705:Laos
4333:Lama
4181:Śīla
4149:Śīla
4137:Pīti
4127:Sati
4078:Puja
3999:Koan
3905:Dāna
3496:Yasa
3383:Tārā
3004:TBRC
2977:ISBN
2953:ISBN
2929:ISBN
2905:ISBN
2881:ISBN
2858:ISBN
2836:ISBN
2819:ISBN
2809:ISBN
2782:ISBN
2739:2017
2655:2017
2454:ISSN
2348:ISBN
2046:any
2044:cite
1996:bdud
1981:bdud
1875:kīla
1730:Gyen
1622:guru
1618:Chöd
1551:The
1233:any
1231:cite
1163:gcod
1147:Chöd
814:Lama
762:Sera
745:Rato
216:Rimé
115:and
113:Chöd
73:Died
61:1055
57:1055
54:Born
5746:Bon
5262:Art
5198:Wat
3734:Zen
2877:174
2057:by
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