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skyed rim;Generation Stage;generation stage;utpattikrama +
zhe sdang;aggression;hatred;aggression;hatred;dveṣa +
khams nga;five constituents;five constituents;pañcadhātu +
bka' 'gyur;Kangyur;kangyur;A collection, often in 108 volumes, that constitutes the base of the Buddhist canon in the Tibetan tradition. The ''Kangyur'' (literally, "translation of the words of Buddha") is divided into several sections, of which the main ones are the ''Tripiṭaka'', or Three Baskets, (sde snod gsum) and the tantras (rgyud). +
dge 'dun;Sangha;sangha;saṃgha +
rdo rje theg pa;tantra vehicle;tantra vehicle;Vajrayāna +
sa skya;Sakya;sakya;One of four principal schools of the Tibetan tradition founded by Könchok Gyelpo (1034-1102). His special teaching is the Lamdre, "the way and the fruit." +
rgyal sras;children of the Buddha;children of the buddha;jinaputra +
gzugs sku;Form Body;form body;rūpakāya +
rgyal ba;Conqueror;conqueror;jina +
bka' brgyud;Kagyu;kagyu;The Kagyu school has two main branches: Shangpa-Kagyu (shangs pa bka' brgyud) and Marpa-Kagyu (mar pa bka' brgyud). The Marpa-Kagyu branch has continued in the Dagpo-Kagyu (dvags po bka' brgyud) transmission, which stems from Dagpo Lhaje, or Gampopa. The Dagpo-Kagyu lineage itself includes the four main branches founded by the four disciples of Gampopa. The two better-known branches are the Karma-Kagyu, or Kamtshang-Kagyu, founded by the first Karmapa Tusum Khyenpa (1110-1193) and the Drikung-Kagyu, founded by Kyobpa Jigten Sumgön (1143-1217). Gampopa's third disciple, Phagmo Drupa (1110-1170), founded the Phagdru-Kagyu lineage. He had eight principal disciples who originated the eight schools of the secondary branch. Among the eight, the best known is the Drukpa-Kagyu school, founded by Ling Repa (1128—1189). +
rdo rje chang;Vajradhara;vajradhara;vajradhara;Meditational deity of the dharmakāya, the primordial awakening;inspirer of the revelations of numerous lineages. +
kun gzhi rnam shes;foundationd consciousness;foundationd consciousness;ālayavijñāna +
rnam pa;aspect;aspect;ākāra +
dge long;fully ordained monk;fully ordained monk;bhikṣu +
dga' ba;joy;joy;muditā +
labs bzang;Subāhu;subāhu;subāhu;One of the first ten disciples of Buddha, son of a notable Indian family. +
nges don;definitive meaning;definitive meaning;nitārtha +
dam tshig;vow;vow;samaya +
