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A group of words or syllables associated with specific meditational deities, the recitation of which forms an essential part of tantric meditation.  +
A Buddhist seeks the protection and guidance of the Three Jewels (q.v.) in order to find freedom from the suffering of saṃsāra. The Three Jewels therefore constitute the Buddhist refuge, and a Buddhist can be defined as someone who ''takes refuge'' in them.  +
The paths of accumulation, preparation, seeing, meditation, and no more learning. These represent successive stages in spiritual progress rather than distinct and different pathways to enlightenment. A Bodhisattva on the path of no more learning has attained Buddhahood. ''See also'' Ten levels.  +
One of the four main traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, founded by Marpa the Translator (1012—1095).  +
The wheel of enjoyment, formed by the subtle channels at the throat cakra.  +
Three bodies of a buddha. See ''chöku'', ''longku'', and ''tulku''.  +