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From Buddha-Nature
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The preoccupations of ordinary beings: (1) gain and (2) loss; (3) pleasure and (4) pain; (5) praise and (6) blame; (7) fame and (8) infamy. +
(1) Preparation, (2) actual conferral of the ordination, and (3) subsequent advice. Also, three levels of ordination: (1) laity, (2) novitiate, and (3) full-fledged ordination. +
(1872–1943). Author of Nectar of Manjushri's Speech, a commentary on Way of the Bodhisattva, and biographies of Dza Patrul Rinpoche and Jamgön Mipam Rinpoche. +
(1) Mars, (2) Mercury, (3) Jupiter, (4) Venus, and (5) Saturn. +
(1) The generation or development stage (bskyes rim); and (2) the completion or perfection stage (rdzogs rim). +
(1) In the east, Most Fierce (gtum drag); (2) in the north, Dense Thicket (tsang tsing 'khrigs pa); (3) in the west, Blazing Vajra (rdo rje 'bar ba); (4) in the south, Endowed with Skeletons (keng rus can); (5) in the northeast, Wild Cries of Ha Ha (ha ha rgod pa); (6) in the southeast, Auspicious Grove (mer bkra shis tshal); (7) in the southwest, Black Darkness (mun pa drag po); and (8) in the northwest, Resounding with Kili Kili (ki li ki li'i sgra sgrog pa). +
Founded in 1056 by Dromtönpa Gyalwe Jungne. In the Jang region of central Tibet. +
Cave hermitage of Dodrubchen Jigme Trinley Özer, Dza Patrul Rinpoche, Jamgön Mipam, and Nyoshul Lungtok. In the mountains above Dzogchen Monastery. +
Also called the three precepts: the precepts, trainings, and samayas of (1) Pratimoksha, (2) Bodhisattva, and (3) Mantra. +
(1) Urine, (2) dung, (3) milk, (4) butter, and (5) curd. In traditional Indian culture, the cow is a sacred symbol of fecundity and is often regarded as a manifestation of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and plenty. A mixture of these five substances is added to saffron water and sprinkled over the mandala plate. +
(1724–60). Gonpo Pel Chökyi Dorje. Reincarnation of Katok Dorje Den Monastery abbot Gyalse Sonam Deutsen. Revitalized Katok Monastery. +
Khenpo Ngakchung's home region, near Jönpalung. +
(c. 1007–85). Indian mahasiddha of the Mahamudra lineage, disciple of Naropa and Saraha and teacher of Marpa Chökyi Wangchuk. +
(fl. 19th–20th century). Here, refers to treasurerevealer of Yel-le Gar Monastery, not Tertön Rinchen Lingpa (1313–92). +
The Paths of (1) Accumulation, (2) Joining, (3) Seeing, (4) Cultivation, and (5) No-More-Learning. These five paths cover the entire process from sincerely beginning Dharma practice to attaining complete enlightenment. +
(1) Emptiness, (2) the unity of appearances and emptiness, (3) freedom from constructs, and (4) evenness itself. +
This is an important Sakya institution, originally founded in the Penpo District of central Tibet in 1425 by Rongtön Sheja Kunrig (1367–1459). +
One of the eight great charnel grounds of ancient India, where Guru Padmasambhava and the eight vidyadharas received the Eight Heruka Sadhanas. Near Bodhgaya, India. +
(1) Mind class (sems sde) on luminosity; (2) space class (klong sde) on emptiness; and (3) pith-instruction class (man ngag sde) emphasizing their indivisibility. +
Site of Dodrubchen Monastery, founded by the second Dodrubchen Jigme Püntsok Jungney. In the Do Chi Valley of southern Golok. +
