Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

(These three only are found in Mahayana texts.)
iv.Citta of samadhi—corresponds to the svabhavikakaya
(found in yogatantra)
v.Citta of the essence of the six elements—corresponds
to the mahasukhaprajnakaya (found only in
anuttarayoga)
The last is found only in the highest yoga and is unheard
of in the Eastern tradition. In it the five elements and
five wisdoms are well identified, just as the sperm and
the ovum unite and interpenetrate.
"Even in Tibet," said Mr. Chen, "all five bodhicittas
are never mentioned all together, but I have
collected them and find that they correspond to the
five bodies of a Buddha."
2. Three Important Conditions
After one receives the anuttarayoga first initiation, one
should practice the growing stage (utpannakrama) of the
samaya body (see Appendix I, Part Two, C, 6). We
should give some definition of this term.
There are, altogether, three kinds of body of which
samaya is the gross one. A samayasattva (in Tibetan,
literally "oath-bound" natural holiness), is that
anthropomorphic form of a Buddha or bodhisattva on
which the meditator regularly practices over a long
period of time, until he realizes unity with that
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