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country to the north-west of ancient India where Padmasambhava was born on a lotus flower. +
terma treasure of Chokgyur Lingpa that contains a supplication to Padmasambhava famous under the same name. +
Pema Tashi; learned disciple of the third Chokling of Neten and of Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche. +
(1182-1251) — Kunga Gyaltsen; renowned scholar and Tibetan statesman; staved off a Mongolian invasion (1244) by converting Emperor Godan Khan to Buddhism. +
The 42 peaceful and 58 wrathful deities. The are often related to the after-death experience of the ''bardo'' state. The details are found in the ''Liberation Through Hearing in the Bardo''. +
(1075-1138) — a master in the old Kadam tradition who was also one of the teachers of Gampopa, the great Kagyu master. +
The Indian master Shantideva's famous work on Mahayana training and realization. +
Tantric deity shown with a horse's head within his flaming hair; wrathful aspect of Buddha Amitabha. Identical with Padma Heruka, Lotus Speech, among the ''Eight Sadhana Teachings''. +
incarnation of the treasure revealer Lerab Lingpa, based in France; author of ''The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying''. +
''Nyingma Gyubum''; Literally the "One Hundred Thousand Nyingma Tantras." The website for The Collected Tantras of the Ancients at Virginia University lists around 388 different titles. +
a protector of the Dharma. +
one of the main Kagyu monasteries in Nangchen; seat of the Sangye Nyenpa incarnations, Chimey and Tenga Rinpoches. +
deity usually known as Vajra Kilaya or Vajra Kumara; wrathful form of Vajrasattva. +
important monastic center for the Taklung branch of the Kagyu lineage, situated to the south of Nangchen a little more than one hundred kilometers from Chamdo. +
(Bong Gompa) the monastery of Lama Tendzin Dorje, Chökyi Nyima's previous life, which is situated several days' journey north of Lhasa on the route to Kham through Nakchukha. Drong means wild yak. +
Namgyal Jangchub Ling, one of the four main Nyingma monasteries in Kham; founded in 1665 by Rigdzin Kunsang Sherab. +
(1856-1915/6) — Chokgyur Lingpa's first son and lineage holder; teacher of Samten Gyatso. +
Tiger's Nest, sacred place of Padmasambhava above the Paro valley of Bhutan. +
Chinese style dumplings, filled with meat or cottage cheese. +
sacred place where the Lotus-Born master subdued the evil forces of afflicting negative conditions on Nepal through the practice of Vajra Kilaya and manifested the Mahamudra Vidyadhara level. Situated near Pharping in the Kathmandu valley. +
