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MAMO BOTONG
Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and the TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and to RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of aSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as theAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the sixKHADIRAVANI TARA
Sengdeng Nakkyi Drolma (seng ldeng nags kyi sgrol ma; Skt. Khadiravani Tara) Khadiravani Tara, (Sengteng Nag) or 'Tara of the acacia forest', is shown here with were her two bodhisattva attendants, Marici and Ekajata, who appear at her lower right and left sides. Marici (Tib: Od-zer Can-ma), meaning 'the goddess of light rays', holds the attribute of a flowering branch of the ashoka tree CHINABUDDHISMENCYCLOPEDIA.COM Moved Permanently. The document has moved here. WWW.CHINABUDDHISMENCYCLOPEDIA.COM Moved Permanently. The document has moved here.MAMO BOTONG
Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and the RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of a TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and toSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as theAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the sixKHADIRAVANI TARA
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The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as the WHAT IS THE MUNDANE WORLD? By Matt Langdon. The Mundane World is boring. Harry Potter is not thrilled to be living under the staircase on Privet Drive. Dorothy does not enjoy living on a Kansas farm. Luke Skywalker hates the drudgery of living on his desert planet. It’s not hard to feel sympathy for these poor soon-to-be-heroes. However, it is important torealise that
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Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and the TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and to RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of aSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as theAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the sixKHADIRAVANI TARA
Sengdeng Nakkyi Drolma (seng ldeng nags kyi sgrol ma; Skt. Khadiravani Tara) Khadiravani Tara, (Sengteng Nag) or 'Tara of the acacia forest', is shown here with were her two bodhisattva attendants, Marici and Ekajata, who appear at her lower right and left sides. Marici (Tib: Od-zer Can-ma), meaning 'the goddess of light rays', holds the attribute of a flowering branch of the ashoka tree CHINABUDDHISMENCYCLOPEDIA.COM Moved Permanently. The document has moved here. WWW.CHINABUDDHISMENCYCLOPEDIA.COM Moved Permanently. The document has moved here.MAMO BOTONG
Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and the TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and to RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of aSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as theAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the sixKHADIRAVANI TARA
Sengdeng Nakkyi Drolma (seng ldeng nags kyi sgrol ma; Skt. Khadiravani Tara) Khadiravani Tara, (Sengteng Nag) or 'Tara of the acacia forest', is shown here with were her two bodhisattva attendants, Marici and Ekajata, who appear at her lower right and left sides. Marici (Tib: Od-zer Can-ma), meaning 'the goddess of light rays', holds the attribute of a flowering branch of the ashoka tree CHINABUDDHISMENCYCLOPEDIA.COM Moved Permanently. The document has moved here.SAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as the WHAT IS THE MUNDANE WORLD? By Matt Langdon. The Mundane World is boring. Harry Potter is not thrilled to be living under the staircase on Privet Drive. Dorothy does not enjoy living on a Kansas farm. Luke Skywalker hates the drudgery of living on his desert planet. It’s not hard to feel sympathy for these poor soon-to-be-heroes. However, it is important torealise that
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Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and theSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as the RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of aAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the six TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and to SAHASRABHUJA LOKESHVARA Lokeshvara wears all the ornaments :earrings ,bracelets and so forth .He also wears an antelope skin on his shoulders and carries various weapons in his hands. Lokeshvara is a cosmic form of Avalokiteswara and is represented with eleven heads and one thousand arms .He is adorned with all the six jewels and is dressed in a monastic robe .RUDRACAKRĪ
Raudra Chakrin (Tib. Dakpo Khorlocen) (2327 to ? ) Forceful Wheel Holder. The Kalki king prophesied to appear to humans all over the world in 2424 to defeat the degenerate world rulers, establishing a planet-wide Golden Age. He is the last king prophesied in theKalachakra .
MACHIG LABDRÖN
Machig was the mindstream emanation ( tulku) of another great yogini, Yeshe Tsogyal, as well as "an emanation of the ' Great Mother of Wisdom ,' Yum Chenmo, and of Arya Tara, who transmitted to her Machig teachings and initiations ." This pattern of reincarnations and emanations continued into the life just before her birth as MachigLabdrön.
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Mamo Botong (Sanskrit: Matarah): the 6th deity in the set of Eight Pronouncement Herukas of the Nyingma Tradition. This system is associated with the Indian Adept Danasamskrita. Mamo Botong is a practice for restoring, for reconnecting, for stabilizing, for harmonizing the elementary energy of the feminine world. This is basically our outer physical world, the inner body world, and theSAUTRĀNTIKA
The Sautrāntika were an early school of Buddhist Philosophy, generally believed to be descended from the Sthaviravada by way of their immediate parent school, the Sarvāstivādins. Their name means literally "those who rely upon the Sutras", and indicated their rejection of the Abhidharma texts of other Early Buddhist schools. The Sarvāstivādins sometimes referred to them as the RUPAKAYA - CHINESE BUDDHIST ENCYCLOPEDIA Rupakaya. Rupakaya (Skt. rūpakāya; Tib. གཟུགས་སྐུ་, zukku; Wyl. gzugs sku) refers to the two ' form kayas ' of a buddha: nirmanakaya and sambhogakaya. It is said that the rupakaya arises from the accumulation of merit and the dharmakaya from the accumulation of wisdom . The form body of aAMALA-CONSCIOUSNESS
amala-consciousness. 阿摩羅識 (Skt amala-vijnana; Jpn amara-shiki ) Also, free-of- defilement consciousness or pure consciousness. The ninth and deepest of the nine consciousnesses. Amala means pure or undefiled, and vijnana means discernment. The eight consciousnesses set forth in the Consciousness-Only doctrine consist of the six TANTRA TECHNIQUES (VAJRAYANA) Tantra techniques in Vajrayana Buddhism are techniques used to attain Buddhahood . Tantra. Vajrayana partially relies on various tantric techniques rooted in scriptures such as tantras and various tantric commentaries and treatises. Tantra is defined as an inner realization that functions to prevent ordinary appearances and conceptions and to SAHASRABHUJA LOKESHVARA Lokeshvara wears all the ornaments :earrings ,bracelets and so forth .He also wears an antelope skin on his shoulders and carries various weapons in his hands. Lokeshvara is a cosmic form of Avalokiteswara and is represented with eleven heads and one thousand arms .He is adorned with all the six jewels and is dressed in a monastic robe .RUDRACAKRĪ
Raudra Chakrin (Tib. Dakpo Khorlocen) (2327 to ? ) Forceful Wheel Holder. The Kalki king prophesied to appear to humans all over the world in 2424 to defeat the degenerate world rulers, establishing a planet-wide Golden Age. He is the last king prophesied in theKalachakra .
MACHIG LABDRÖN
Machig was the mindstream emanation ( tulku) of another great yogini, Yeshe Tsogyal, as well as "an emanation of the ' Great Mother of Wisdom ,' Yum Chenmo, and of Arya Tara, who transmitted to her Machig teachings and initiations ." This pattern of reincarnations and emanations continued into the life just before her birth as MachigLabdrön.
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