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B Troubles and treatments 1 Temptations a Impurity b Anger c Elements d Ignorance e Breath 2 Bad conditions 3 Distress caused by demons 4 Ghosts 5 Disease 6 Particular obstacles to meditation 7 Conclusion to all troubles C False realizations 1 General insights 2 Lights 3 False realizations of Nirvana 4 False realizations in Mahamudra and Great Perfection 5 Fallings in the Chan School 6 The four forbidden things 7 Conclusion of false realization a Transformation of philosophy b Transformation of mind c Transformation of the physical body Chapter XVII…………………………………………… 593 CONCLUSION A Mr. Chen's thanks B The whole process of meditation in our three-in-one system related to the five poisons 1 First meditation 2 Second meditation 3 Third meditation 4 Fourth meditation XIV
C Good wishes Appendix I……………………………………………… 605 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Part One THE QUESTIONS OF BHIKSU KANTIPALO A Questions stemming from the sorrow of pride 1 On lacking a guru, and possible substitutes 2 As the last, with regard to the Vajrayana 3 Necessity of taking refuges and precepts 4 The necessity of ethics 5 The benefits of prostration 6 Relation between puja and meditation 7 Position with regard to non-Buddhist gods B Questions arising from the sorrow of lust 1 The benefits of meditation 2 Can one do too much meditation? 3 Warning signs of breakdown 4 Renunciation C Questions derived from the sorrow of ignorance 1 Effect of meditation on the diaphragm 2 Necessity of samatha before vipasyana 3 Transference of merits 4 Practical points on first three paramitas 5 Karma and a savior 6 Precautions regarding local gods 7 The problem of time 8 Ensuring a happy rebirth 9 Ability to choose one's rebirth Part Two THE QUESTIONS OF BHADANTA SANGHARAKSHITA STHAVIRA A Problems of philosophy 1 Christianity as a foundation for Buddhism XV
Page 1: Buddhist Meditation Systematic and
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Page 8 and 9: 3 Zhi Yi D Preparations in other re
Page 10 and 11: SAMATHA MUST BE PRACTICED TO OBTAIN
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Page 16 and 17: C How Anuttarayoga excels the lower
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Page 27 and 28: Foreword The enquiry into absolute
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Page 33 and 34: appendix to this book. Having thus
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Page 37 and 38: NAMO TASSA BHAGAVATO ARAHATO SAMMAS
Page 39 and 40: Who ranged five trees below of Budd
Page 41 and 42: lessing of the Buddhas that I was b
Page 43 and 44: Here should begin the account of my
Page 45 and 46: quietness of his hermitage. Mr. Che
Page 47 and 48: constantly accompanied by the Bodhi
Page 49 and 50: ancient ones (Nyingmapa). The hermi
Page 51 and 52: Fourthly, there is the Guru of the
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Page 55 and 56: few disciples, if any at all. Some
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Page 59 and 60: Outwardly we must appear poor and b
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scant records of this because of la
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Buddhism was in its ascendance. Com
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3. An outright rejection of the Chu
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allowed no one to disturb me. Durin
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Buddhist. At once he began to suffe
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another; the pursuit of fame; money
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age, decay, and death. Is it surpri
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TO THE FIVE TATHAGATAS CHAPTER II W
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arer still in combination. There ar
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majority of the population, so it i
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through living a wrong life in whic
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meditation, and their practice will
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consciousness ego, how can we ever
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are descriptions of negative purpos
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thought to himself, "This guru is s
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through all the methods given in th
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HOMAGE TO THE MAHABODHISATTVAS MANJ
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egins, and these Buddhas of meditat
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the Chinese word there may be group
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which yana he is dealing; and, fina
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discovered in this way, and the res
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erroneous comparisons between defin
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definitions of samadhi given in dif
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These three C's (Cause, Course, and
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attainment of superior states of en
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From their practice some pleasure i
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Not only do they mix together Hinay
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all the states described are accord
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he may easily go astray. Scholars w
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3. Another classification of insigh
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Dharmakaya is found in freedom from
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notebook in which all the subjects
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According to the Buddhas' instructi
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. The Four Diligences (samyakprahan
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It is important to emphasize Right
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ightness came a splendid image of t
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following diagram is given. Fig. 1
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a. The lower practitioner for him t
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about the preparations which must b
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Particularly in the last three term
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Where the world "meditate" does occ
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in a grammar school or technical sc
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1. Personal Conditions of Preparati
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should be devoted to the regular pr
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particulars in the complex science
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leather or cloth. d. It is common s
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matter of patience and practice bef
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The higher the goal desired the mor
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HOMAGE TO THE MAHABODHISATTVAS AVAL
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and earnestly should we pray to him
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headings, but due to limitations of
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desired. v. The Buddha is thought o
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The Balance of Ancient Essays. "Thi
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which are formed by eight surroundi
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divided Bodhicitta into five stages
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v. Unexcelled Bodhicitta (Anuttara-
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It is the same with everyone who ha
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"Though he should live a hundred ye
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should create as many mind-bodies a
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all of which are concerned with men
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The aspirant to full Buddhahood mus
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veil are both destroyed by samadhi,
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However, as we interpret Nirvana, o
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1. the joy of present dharmas—eve
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HOMAGE TO THE PRECIOUS DHARMA IN TH
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is very vast in extent. b. Both wor
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terms "Three-yanas-in-one." This st
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Theravadins of the Southern Buddhis
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could be taught in the world of men
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In the well-known invocation to the
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Truly, they are well controlled in
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were not uncaused, nor were they ma
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so Chinese Mahayanists should not t
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yogas taught in Shingon. Not feelin
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Enlightened Master, then immediatel
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Mahayana teachings on sunyata are t
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After the Buddha's parinirvana, his
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ealized psychologically; thus, the
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HOMAGE TO THE BUDDHIST PROTECTORS,
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consorts). Here is a case in practi
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In the Avatamsaka Sutra the Buddha
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was a Hindu monastery, but I never
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the statue of the god was standing
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prove helpful to the Western Buddhi
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8. The Bible should be revised, lea
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2. Before samatha attainment, one's
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10. Before attainment of samatha, o
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that I regret my meditation is not
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a. The Prayoga of correspondence be
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In our second chapter, the seven co
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Sitting down cross-legged on the ca
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toes drawn together underneath the
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If one performs the nine steps, the
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steadfast understanding. If the min
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Here I offer you some personal know
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attended to, just as a person knows
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"liberations" or "places of victory
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and empty. c. The samatha of the De
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In the Abhidharma-kosa there are li
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c. One will feel some inward wind o
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HOMAGE TO JE TSONG-KHAPA, THE FOUR
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are the Buddha's personal teachings
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2. Samatha can repress the sorrows
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Hinayana meditation practices thoug
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turf for the foundations is foolish
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Orphanages and foundling hospitals
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Sleeping wherever a place is offere
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and then try to aid other beings. W
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the sense of mathematical quantity
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consequence; that is, past karma be
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will come. Think upon death thus, a
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At a subsequent meeting, Mr. Chen s
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a. The self-nature of this meditati
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a. All the twelve spokes of this wh
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motion, space of nothingness, and c
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develops doubts, which result in ac
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ii. By knowing the breath as long o
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Meditation: the impurity of the bod
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meditator can immediately see impur
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arranged according to my experience
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the Hinayana, although we shall see
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We have already talked in the last
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not expect any reward from doing go
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2. The five dull drivers may be eli
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we should practice the other aspect
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arises. iv. With more progress, we
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d. All dharmas are without self. Th
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Thus it was said that in those bein
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and not love the body. If the body
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previous three are included. This w
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any other religion). The Buddha onl
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f. Increase of wisdom (the meditati
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Mindfulness of the breath—include
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1. With the Japanese Tantra Bodily
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first practice the purification in
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wisdom of Buddhahood. b. Second: pr
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practices give fifteen methods. How
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2. To remember death, which comes a
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4. For the preliminary foundations,
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Chapter X HOMAGE TO JETSUN MILAREPA
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they were arguing about. He listene
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"outer." Ordinary humans, on the ot
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their general good; therefore, his
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The writer here requested that Mr.
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are praised there by that bodhisatt
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example of Xuan Zang: although he w
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phrases found in the Mahaparinirvan
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eligion philosophically; they only
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foresight into the future, or cause
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with practice, their void nature ca
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"As dew": Dew is like a bubble, qui
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Hinayana; they are the bodhicitta o
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meditation one intends to take lunc
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Part Two SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILS OF T
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Correspondence of Hinayana and Maha
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neither from sympathy nor from pain
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"concrete realization." 6. If one r
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Avalokitesvara, when suddenly he ma
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These meditations are specially bal
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time with earnest meditation and co
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so, their goal can only be the heav
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and found among the Vedanta Hindus.
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detail, so that sunyata is realized
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purity, and their opposites arc all
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ut we do not say that they have to
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next chapter). 8. Achala (Immovable
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away and completely unobtainable by
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l. Be Dharma-lord of Jambudvipa. Th
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Dharmadhatu. 3. He or she should re
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(Note well: Nobody should try these
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"They always want MORE," he said, a
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The assembly of the Dharma-Lotus Su
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time: the past, present, and future
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force thus may make all offerings,
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Buddha-nature (Buddhasvabhava) is p
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taken in the sense of mathematics,
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he was quite well practiced himself
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2. The Practice of Samapatti Two ty
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as such. If one continually changes
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2, (1)—(6)). Under walking, he fi
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They are: a. Visualization of the s
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a. These Pure Land meditations do n
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consciousness. The meditations base
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out that to study Buddhism one must
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meditation. There are two good foun
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Tai Xu's highest disciple was calle
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HOMAGE TO THE THREE GREAT YOGIS SUB
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odhisattvas; to them all we should
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all the material found in the Chine
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asis for these higher teachings. If
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Bhante noted here that there is nis
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These six all concern practices of
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Raise any finger, utter any sound,
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enable the many necessary things to
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uttered is exactly right. There is
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After preliminary notes, we come to
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many of them as to be equivalent to
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unattainability of the equivalence
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grown as great as the Dharmakaya. H
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c. Receive the assurance-realizatio
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these practices the complete sequen
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Sutra where it is said: "If any sen
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the false (the name given to illuso
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Chapter XIII HOMAGE TO PADMASAMBHAV
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could not have developed. According
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ut that the one who was truly devot
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They correspond to the sambhogakaya
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the ranks, from private to sergeant
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Our Dharma-knowledge comes through
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clarification we should make some c
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In the anuttarayoga doctrines there
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(These three only are found in Maha
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should not have given him an initia
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also a steadfast samatha of samapat
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question. Our attainment of Buddhah
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hundreds of these mystic diagrams.
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samapatti). The five elements: In t
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understand that nothing depicted th
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. In the void body, visualize the t
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eath is held for 72 cycles. "I have
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and meditated upon, but also that i
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This topic turned into a discussion
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corresponding male energy is the wi
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and satisfy her desires (providing
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lust and the love-action in sunyata
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Part One, A, 5, e). This all-pervad
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In this meditation, the most essent
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discussed. I managed to read about
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may then enter the lotus of the dak
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the mouth, as perspiration through
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This completes the twelve leaks, bu
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wrong place. According to the eight
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One, the thirteenth, says: "If you
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Third, take the semen up, identifyi
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equivalent to the thirteenth voidne
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in every place. Wherever one happen
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As to the ritual of this initiation
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Readers may see more on this method
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transference, for then she might he
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there is no clear way out of the Bu
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are correspondences with the first
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As a precaution, Mr. Chen admitted,
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Do single thing At single time No o
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Turning to page 122 of this work, t
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this stage and is thus able to give
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ut when my guru moved away from tha
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translated above! False upadesa (do
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Sutra discourse on the unattainabil
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shows and practice the yogic identi
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the Hinayana practices are given; f
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arising wisdom). This is the right
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inpoches have not received the init
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the heart. Over this jewel is a pro
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Chapter XV IS CHAN A MEDITATION? Mr
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First, Tathagata Chan of holy instr
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it! Indeed, after the time of the f
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Chan in one's daily life is very de
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stage, one may practice in daily li
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epent of their conceit in the hour
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Chapter XVI HOW TO RECOGNIZE AND TR
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ealized them." As guidance for the
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hermit, pride easily increases. One
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exhalations. When one counts the nu
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demons are mentioned and another gr
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c. Time. There is no time when they
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should think of me seated on the cr
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will practice very carefully. The d
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Enlightenment itself. If one really
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Once my friend, Mr. Chang, was medi
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of the void in Mahamudra—that all
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discuss it. c. Diseases Caused by P
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ut one should be very careful about
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Vajrayana, one always holds too str
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ancient sages. e. The Obstacle of A
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. Develop great bodhicitta. After l
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f. Caused by conditions of samatha
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iii. Vajrayana. The wisdom-light of
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the devas of formlessness (arupavac
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According to my experience, I will
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selfish ideal, but when one looks a
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Chapter XVII CONCLUSION A. Mr. Chen
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true Way. B. The Whole Process of M
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the necessary sunyata-conditions be
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make divisions into "I" and "mine,"
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make much progress in merging their
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disciplines of all three vehicles.
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Appendices APPENDIX I QUESTIONS AND
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(pratityasamutpada). Also, we shoul
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pride—then a guru will appear. Th
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has not Buddhist meditation come do
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yet tries to meditate, will find ou
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first sila, then samadhi (in the se
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seeing at that time my faith in him
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Lord Buddha's teeth." His mother wa
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g. Another benefit is that one gets
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At that time I was living in a cave
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to the bhiksus who also practice th
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The third sort of puja is the "secr
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then how should this be done? (See
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feel it is their duty to help one w
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I could point out increase of diges
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and then he should practice regular
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enunciation. Step by step, renuncia
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e. Now comes the time to renounce o
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nothing to teach us. Then they tell
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prolonged meditation on the rise an
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one has not realized that all are i
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4. In order to accomplish well the
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used." And he gave the mantra. Thus
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Enlightenment before us. Always mak
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have committed worldly sins and ens
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the gods dwelling there? (See also
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7. If one waits to accomplish all t
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For those desiring a regulated rebi
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secret function by which it has ski
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disciples then, nor the Christian W
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they are followers of the Enlighten
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Buddhism because he is aware that t
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Buddha. The emphasis on ethical con
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the teachings of non-self in the sk
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Suppose one completely destroys the
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permanence, happiness, and purity)
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Bhante here interjected, "'Mouth Ch
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c. Because of sublimation in sunyat
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sentient beings—such as those of
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There are ten occasions when this l
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c. The Vajrayana philosophy of six
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mapped. We should, then, further ex
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explanation to understand it. "Boys
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We should judge in this matter acco
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learned, and certainly very few peo
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were absorbed into the light of his
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must one get the appropriate abhise
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they abandon self-pride and false v
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Vows apply to this life (As the lis
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(3) May I gather the victorious and
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ead that the Buddhas cannot save th
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on the eighth stage and as they lis
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practice of Mahamudra and Great Per
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RUPA DHYANAS Pure states of samatha
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practice of all four yogas? 11. Are
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etween the yidam and other deities
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are very completely balanced. By pr
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Initiation (such as White Tara). 12
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iv. He has been a hermit for at lea
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him a false guru. e. If such comple
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always here. For instance, Padmasam
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who was inspired by the Exalted One
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Chinese temples there are different
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finding many consolations there, bu
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good methods in the position of con
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otherwise. The objects of the outwa
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Dharma preachings are organized in
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Only after one has practiced the se
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Alone, oh! do not let me gain The F
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There are three kinds of mandala, a
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epresent the top of Sumeru Mountain
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into two: i. Outwardly: offerings f
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Why did Padmasambhava fear misdeeds
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her felt tired and dropped the fan,
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Another dream indicating purity wou
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and samaya. 2. MANUPALAYA—Please
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3. Prostration a. The object of wor
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Behind one are different classes of
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The subject matter of this appendix
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can one take up daily life yoga? 4.
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functions of a Buddha are one's cen
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not take advantage of my waking and
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With a mind of good will say, "May
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congregating in lavatories, cesspoo
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textures of the food, regarding it
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From taking food carefully and thou
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KAHI. I do this every day with the
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obstacles along the eight-fold nobl
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dying person, phowa should be pract
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Always maintain a mind grateful for
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who could fly in the sky?" 30. Seei
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If one practices the Pure Land medi
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ways to cure it. Why should one tak
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Gui Zong then exclaimed, "What a wo
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I am sure, however, that instead of
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PART ONE The terms "human body" and
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general vision of the Dharmakaya is
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for saving the sentient beings shou
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appropriate meaning in each specifi
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When the hermitage-vajra is visuali
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stresses the Buddha transformation,
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twenty-four channels stemming from
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19. A lion-shaped body, indicating
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them from Tibetan Lamas. For a comp
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6. To build the diamond net around
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The name "evolutional yoga" itself
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have lustful thoughts?" If a selfis
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The Wisdom-Buddha's body in the Pur
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eathing practices. This is like pri
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these human parts must be cared for
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which are the tummo and the wisdom
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"Its stool is a strong medicine, wh
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never even dreamed of by the follow
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There are other reasons for the nec
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touch, the shakta and shakti energi
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een edited by Nyingmapa sages. Howe
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Because one dislikes one's own body
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One should create in one's meditati
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Buddha-body naturally remains in on
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whole system of transmutation, arra
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eginning to practice the good dharm
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virtues are: a. Non-killing b. Non-
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The above stages of virtue may be f
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degree of methods to train the mind
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samatha, which is the instrument en
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occur. b. All the outside objects a
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self-witness and keep only the "kin
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only some functions of wisdom follo
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No unity, no diversity; No coming,
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Dharmadhatu, which, in great sunyat
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interlock the separate beings along
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of Buddhahood. Buddha taught it in
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Even if one is wise as Solomon and
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disagreement nor sympathy, I nor he
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ight view of the non-duality of min
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manifestation of the truth, thus ap
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2. Sacred Fulfilment One lives with
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is all sentient beings). (2) May I
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(2) Before I fulfill all the wills
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