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The mythological bird, able to travel from one end of the universe to the other with a single movement of its wings. It is also known to hatch from the egg fully developed and ready to soar through the sky. +
A revelation based on physical substance, often in the form of dakini script, a vajra, a statue, etc. See also 'mind terma.' +
code script, symbolic script or writing used by the dakinis. +
title usually referring to a revealer of hidden treasures, for instance Sangye Lingpa, Ratna Lingpa, Chokgyur Lingpa. +
Jokyab's collected notes on ''Light of Wisdom'' that he received from Jamyang Drakpa of Dru. +
sacred pledges, precepts or commitments of Vajrayana practice; essentially consist of maintaining harmonious relationship with the vajra master and Dharma siblings and not straying from the continuity of the practice. A samaya violator is someone with severely damaged or broken samaya, comparable to a traitor or demon. +
one of the three main 'seats' of Chokgyur Lingpa; located at the confluence of the Tsichu and Kechu rivers ten minutes inside the Tibetan Autonomous Region east of Nangchen (Qinghai). +
gompa, monastery. Retreat center and nunnery founded by Tsang-Yang Gyatso, half a day's horse ride from Fortress Peak or Lachab. +
(1204-1283) — second Karmapa and therefore the first Karmapa tulku. +
(b.1198) — early master in the Barom Kagyu lineage; Tishi Repa's chief disciple. +
(1880-1925) —Chökyi Gyatso; a great scholar from Katok monastery. One of the teachers of Uncle Tersey. +
presumably in the Gegyal Riwo district southwest of Nangchen, west of Tengchen on the main road from Chamdo to Lhasa. +
fundamental nature of experience. +
sublime and matchless translator of numerous texts of sutra and tantra at the time of King Trisong Deutsen. +
Chokgyur Lingpa's most famous terma, revealed with Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, consisting of more than ten volumes. +
''Heart-Essence of the Vast Expanse'', mind treasure of mystical teachings discovered by the great scholar and adept Jigmey Lingpa, transmitted to him by Longchenpa; lineage of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. See ''Masters of Meditation and Miracles: Lives of the Great Buddhist Masters of India and Tibet'', Tulku Thondup, Shambhala Publications 1999. +
(1896-1945) — reincarnation of Old Khyentse residing at Palpung monastery. +
collection of translated commentaries by Indian masters on the Buddha's teachings; second part of the Tibetan Canon in 213 volumes. +
a person from one of the regions in Kham. +
yogi and attendant of Chokgyur Lingpa. +
